… Though it's loaded with Windows 11, it's pre-configured with a bunch of dev-friendly settings, widgets removed, "Do Not Disturb" mode enabled by default, and PowerShell already up and running. Hey, Microsoft, you know some of us power users might like an option to install Windows 11 this way, right? …
… Windows and gaming emulation For general productivity applications like Microsoft 365 and most of the Adobe suite, Arm compatibility has ceased being a problem -- in fact, many productivity applications are coded natively for the Arm architecture. …
… Microsoft has not yet issued a statement on the matter. For affected users, the only solution right now is to uninstall update KB5083769. Learn more about how to roll back a problematic Windows update. …
… It’s easy to see why Nvidia and Microsoft are in essence embracing OpenClaw, the agentic AI tool once considered too dangerous to sit behind a corporate firewall. …
… To be fair, this is very clearly labelled as a "Preview" by both Microsoft and Windows itself. …
… Microsoft is trying to help with Auto SR, an OS-level tool built into Windows itself. We've heard about Automatic Super Resolution, Microsoft's alternative to DLSS from Nvidia and FSR from AMD apologies for the alphabet soup for the last couple of years. …
… It contains a "custom-tuned Windows 11 Pro configuration that is fully loaded at the start," according to Microsoft's own live blog feed from its Build event. …
… Just like Nvidia owns the high end of discrete graphics with a literal monopoly, Nvidia is hoping to swoop in and control the market for the most powerful Windows laptops out there...and isn't particularly concerned with anything less than the best. …
… Just like Nvidia owns the high end of discrete graphics with a literal monopoly, Nvidia is hoping to swoop in and control the market for the most powerful Windows laptops out there...and isn't particularly concerned with anything less than the best. …
… And as BleepingComputer reports, the University of Toronto team reported their results to Microsoft, Nvidia, Google, and Amazon because this sort of attack could easily be adapted for servers and data centers late last year. …
