Intel, AMD, NVIDIA release May 2022 driver updates for Windows 11
The three hardware giants — Intel, AMD, and NVIDIA — have published display drivers for two of the latest versions of Windows with a long list of improvements for …
Category: Windows
May Patch Tuesday updates may interest you
The second Tuesday of any given month means only one thing. It is the time when Microsoft releases updates and security fixe for its range of software and operating …
China to dump Windows in favor of Linux
Oh boy, here we go again! The Chinese government is ready to dump Windows in favor of Linux, and this time around the decision makers seem serious about seeing …
A Microsoft Installer bug is crashing apps
Egad, just what we needed! The wizards over at Redmond have confirmed the existence of another bug that is causing issues on Windows. And this one has got to …
November 2021 Patch Tuesday updates are now live
Another breezy Tuesday, another set of Patch Tuesday updates for the Windows family of operating systems! This one lands as the second such update cycle for the newly released …
Windows XP turns 20
In operating system terms, a decade is a whole age in of itself, two decades an eternity. Windows XP, one of the most popular operating system that Microsoft put …
Windows updates now expire
Tick tock! The next evolution of the Windows as a Service model is here. And this one is really out left field, with Microsoft changing how both Windows 11 …
Windows Thin PC support ending next month
Now, that’s a name I haven’t heard in a long time. A long time! Few remember it, but there was a version of Windows known as Windows Thin PC. …
Microsoft formally introduces Windows Server 2022
Hello there! Windows Server 2022 is the latest iteration of Microsoft’s server OS. And it has been generally available for about a week now when Redmond quietly released this …
The Print Nightmare keeps getting worse for Microsoft
Who would have thought that with all the scare in 2021, one of the scarier things would be what is dubbed the Print Nightmare? Or rather, PrintNightmare, as this …
