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How to uninstall and reinstall updates on Windows 10
Fix it On Windows 10, you can uninstall updates when they are causing issues. You can also reinstall or block them if the reinstallation doesn't work, and I will explain how in this guide.
"Plenty of market hype around AI PCs and a less sexy commercial refresh cycle" grew the global PC market by 3% in Q2 of 2024, but China continues to dwindle these efforts
ON THE UP AND UP According to a new report by the International Data Corporation (IDC), the market grew by 3% in the second quarter of 2024 — translating to 64.9 million units.
How to troubleshoot and fix Windows 10 blue screen errors
This guide will show you several ways to troubleshoot and resolve the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) error on a computer running the latest version of Windows 10.
How to enable screen savers on Windows 10
Legacy feature On Windows 10, you can still use the legacy screen savers to show 3D text, collection of photos, or choose of the available animations, and in this guide, I will show you how.
Windows 11 is within striking distance of Windows 10 for PC gaming dominance
Catching up Windows 11 should pass Windows 10 in market share among Steam users within a few months.
Windows 11 finally gets some love, but it feels more like a 'necessary evil' than a voluntary upgrade with Windows 10's death on the horizon
BIG W FOR 11 Statcounter's latest report suggests a slight upward trajectory for Windows 11 — with 29.7% of the market share. Windows 10 continues to dominate the category with 66.1%.
Microsoft finally lets Windows 10 users with multi-monitor configuration use Copilot after 7-month compatibility hold
PATCHED Microsoft issues fix for the bug affecting the Copilot experience in Windows 10 when using a multi-monitor configuration. The bug caused desktop icons to move sporadically and icon alignment issues.
A concoction of Windows 10's imminent death and AI PC hype is expected to grow US PC shipments by 5% in 2024 and an ambitious 8% next year
MORE GROWTH Canalys says PC shipments in the US are expected to grow by 5% throughout 2024. The growth translates to approximately 69 million devices.
