Windows 10 22H2 is coming in October
Ohana means family, family means no one gets left behind or forgotten! That may be the lesson in Disney’s contemporary classic Lilo & Stitch, but it’s also a philosophy …
Category: Windows 10
Windows 10
Windows 10 version 21H1 only has three months to live
Another year, another Windows set for sunset. This time around the version of the OS that is set for retirement is Windows 10 21H1. It will soon bite the …
TPM, Secure Boot requirements first surfaced in Windows 10
It goes a long way back, Johnny! Microsoft caused quite a commotion when it mandated technologies like TPM and Secure Boot as base requirements for its modern operating system. …
Windows 10 is getting a printing PIN option
Although Windows 10 is not getting action as it used to, Microsoft has been on record saying that it will deliver a scoped set of features to the old …
Windows 10 22H2 may have new features, after all
Windows is family. And family means no one gets left behind! Microsoft may be fully focused on the latest and greatest version of Windows, rolling out new features like …
First Windows 10 22H2 preview build is out
Windows 10 22H2 goes official, folks. It was already a certainty before, but with the first preview build of this new version of the operating system now out in …
Printer problems return to Windows
Oh boy, here we go again! Microsoft has acknowledged the return of a familiar glitch hitting Windows devices that breaks down USB printers, with the company confirming that a …
Edge WebView2 arrives for Windows 10 users
Microsoft has announced that it is rolling out the WebView2 Runtime to supported consumer versions of its Windows 10 operating system. This will allow these users to embed web …
Windows 10 22H2 is coming in hot
Although we have not heard much from Microsoft with regards to Windows 10 22H2, we do know for a fact that the company will release an update for this …
Microsoft confirms Patch Tuesday updates authentication issues
Access denied! There was belief that the latest Patch Tuesday updates that Microsoft released earlier this week would go smoothly. Or, fairly smoothly, unlike some past releases. But it …
