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If youre going to play games, Windows 11 might get in your way due to some of its new security ...

Windows 11 is anything but perfect, and reviewers have mixed feelings about Microsoft's new operating system. If you've already upgraded or are planning to do so, it's...

Windows 11 has launched, but you may want to hold off on installing it - including on Shadow cloud PCs.

Insiders have noticed a few show-stopping bugs with Windows 11, which is now officially available for all eligible PCs. Users have noticed that virtualization-based security, which will be enabled by default in all OEM PCs, can have a drastic impact on frame rates in games. Also being observed is a File Explorer memory leak bug in which closing the Explorer windows does not release back the allocated memory.

Microsoft's David Weston has explained why some of the security-related features in Windows 11, like Virtualization-based Security, TPM 2.0, and more, are so crucial for the OS for now and beyond.

Unlike other reports, we didn't see a drastic drop in gaming performance with Windows 11's VBS security switched on.

Microsoft officially announces a TPM bypass registry hack that allows users on unsupported PCs to upgrade to Windows 11. The hack has existed for some time and was earlier packaged by a GitHub dev.

Unlike other reports, we didn't see a drastic drop in gaming performance with Windows 11's VBS security switched on.

David Weston, Microsoft director of OS and enterprise security, spoke about the companys controversial decisions with Windows 11.

Unlike other reports, we didn't see a drastic drop in gaming performance with Windows 11's VBS security switched on.