Ever notice your laptop fan suddenly getting loud or your PC slowing down for no reason? Your CPU is heating up.

Another option is to simply remove the October update, but that presumes you're still able to boot into Windows without any issues. If so, head to Windows Update, select Update History, scroll to the ...

ZDNET's key takeaways A new Microsoft update patches a bug affecting Windows recovery.The bug prevented the use of USB mice ...

Microsoft confirms a new Windows 11 issue affecting the Recovery Environment, with an emergency update now rolling out to ...

You could be in the middle of a productive work session when suddenly the Black Screen of Death rears its ugly head (or Blue ...

Microsoft has fixed a major bug preventing Microsoft 365 users from launching the classic Outlook email client on Windows ...

From the Start menu navigate to Settings > Personalization > Colors. Now next to “Choose your mode” select Dark. You can also ...

Now rolling out to Windows 11 insiders, the latest update tries to make the Start menu more usable and flexible.

Windows machines degrade in speed because of cumulative background tasks, storage fragmentation, telemetry, and thermal ...

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Budget laptops under $500 now offer capabilities that were impossible at this price point just years ago. Modern processors, ...