Microsoft will stop supporting Windows 10 on October 14, 2025. This means the operating system will no longer receive updates, even for security. Windows 11 has strict hardware requirements, so ...

If anywhere near accurate, this means almost 60 million Windows 10 users have upgraded. Clearly, May could have been a ...

Data Doctors analyzes the possibility that Windows 11 upgrade workarounds for non-compliant (Windows 10) computers might not ...

Microsoft introduced the Feedback Hub, an app that allows users to suggest various improvements for Windows 11. Those ...

If you're finally making the leap from Windows 10 to Windows 11 now that support is ending, you'll want to do some basic ...

Before you try to upgrade your PC to Windows 11 for free, make sure that it is compatible. You'll need a PC that supports Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0 and has the Secure Boot option in your BIOS.

We’ll start with the latter, given that most folks still have a standard Windows 11 device, and an interesting addition for everyone with update KB5058499 is a new Cross Device Resume feature.

Microsoft is ending security updates for Windows 10 this October. Here’s what you need to do to operate your older system ...

Asus has joined Microsoft and others like Dell and AMD in order to urge you to "prepare for mandatory Windows 11." The ...

Now is the time for businesses to upgrade their hardware ... additional corporate networking options. Selected MSI commercial desktop models come with Windows 11 Pro pre-installed.