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Microsoft pressures Windows 10 users with full-screen multipage popup ads urging them to upgrade
By Kevin Okemwa published
Upgrade, already! Some Windows 10 users are being slapped with a multi-panel pop-up that takes up the PC's entire screen real estate to convince those eligible to upgrade to Windows 11.
Just one Terminal command brings nostalgic Windows 7 and Vista aesthetics to your Windows 11 PC
By Kevin Okemwa published
NOSTALGIA There's a new third-party script called Revert8Plus, which you can use to transform Windows 11 or 10 into Windows 7 or Vista.
Google Chrome for Windows on Arm is FINALLY happening, and you can try it now
By Zac Bowden published
Arm FTW After famously snubbing Windows on Arm for several years, Google looks to finally be bringing native Arm support to Chrome on Windows.
In the quest for small Windows 11 gets stripped of its GUI to make a Tiny11 text-based 100MB version of the OS
By Colton Stradling published
MinWin Tiny11 gets smaller as NTDev strips out the GUI completely and clocks the Windows 11 operating system in at 100MB.
Microsoft teases BIG updates coming to the Sticky Notes tool on Windows 11 and Windows 10 soon
By Zac Bowden published
Update It looks like the Sticky Notes app on Windows 10 and Windows 11 is in for a busy 2024, as the Sticky Notes social media account on X has today teased that big updates are on the horizon.
How to determine if your Windows 11 (or 10) license type is OEM, Retail, or Volume
By Mauro Huculak last updated
License These are the steps to quickly check whether your desktop PC, laptop, or tablet is running an OEM, Retail, or Volume license of Windows 10 with Command Prompt.
Microsoft demonstrates the value of all those features you skip during the Windows 11 startup process
By Kevin Okemwa published
WINDOWS 11 Microsoft showcases key steps that you should follow when transitioning to Windows 11, thus making the entire process a breeze.
Microsoft is bringing Windows 11's excellent 'Dev Home' app to Windows 10 users
By Zac Bowden published
Dev Home Microsoft's new Dev Home app, which was first announced last year for Windows 11, is now available on Windows 10 too!
How to reactivate Windows 10 after a hardware change
By Mauro Huculak last updated
Get activated On Windows 10, you can reactivate your computer after a significant hardware change, such as after replacing a motherboard, hard drive, or processor, and in this guide, I will show you how.
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