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Windows 10 build 21332 removes 3D Viewer and Paint 3D on clean installs Mar 10, 2021 13:15 EST · Hot! with 62 comments Its Wednesday, so that means that its time for a new Windows 10 Insider Preview in the Dev channel, and this one brings the build number to 21332. As for new features, there really arent any, but there are a few that are going away. For example, the news and interests rollout is being reset, so if you had it in a previous build, you mig...

Windows 10 Vorschau: Besseres Touch-Keyboard fliegt wegen Bug raus Microsoft hat ein weiteres Update im Windows 10 Insider Programm veröffentlicht. Das neue Build trägt die Nummer 21322 und ist im Dev Channel als Vorschau auf das nächste große Windows 10-Feature-Update erschienen. Nachdem es erst in der vergangenen Woche wieder Neuerungen für alle angemeldeten Insider im Dev-Channel gab, starten jetzt vor allem Fehlerbehebungen und Verbesserungen. Interessant ist die neue Vorschau aber den...

Its Patch Tuesday, and you should once again stay away from Windows Update Nov 13, 2018 16:52 EST · Hot! with 29 comments Its starting to seem like Im going to have to write this article once every six months. But once again, its Patch Tuesday, and once again, you should probably steer clear of Windows Update. To be clear, Im not recommending that anyone not install cumulative updates on your PC. You should always keep your machine up to date. Youre goi...

Feb 13, 2021 10:00 EST · Hot! with 18 comments This is the fifth part of our Intel Evo vs Apple Silicon series, where were taking a look at what each side can do better than the other. The MacBook Pro 13, Razer Book 13, Razer Core X, Nvidia GeForce RTX 2080 Ti, Samsung T7 Touch SSD, and CalDigit Thunderbolt 3 dock were provided by Intel. All opinions expressed are a result of our own testing and experience. When I started looking at software compatibility between the...

Earlier this week, Microsoft announced that it was releasing the Windows 10 October 2018 Update. Just as with the last feature update, there seems to be some major issues with the new version.

Oct 10, 2018 07:38 EDT · Hot! with 33 comments When Microsoft first announced the Insider Program, it was met with an exuberant reception. The new initiative from the software giant would open up Windows development to the masses, and allow fans to follow along as the companys engineers worked on improving and expanding the capabilities of what was deemed the last version of Windows. Despite that earlier enthusiasm, however, many among the Microsoft faithful have sin...

The Windows Insider Programs Slow ring is becoming a joke Jun 20, 2018 15:24 EDT · Hot! with 36 comments When Microsoft first announced Windows 10 on September 30, 2014, a new age was born. Windows-as-a-service meant that were going to get regular feature updates, and the Windows Insider Program was how we were going to test these Technical Previews, as they were called at the time. And we loved it. We still do, in fact. Sure, some might feel that the I...

Microsofts silence on the Windows 10 1809 delay is deafening Nov 9, 2018 13:34 EST · Hot! with 93 comments On October 2, Microsoft surprised pretty much everyone by releasing the Windows 10 October 2018 Update (version 1809). The reason that it was so surprising is because it skipped over an entire ring of testing. The way it usually works is that the RTM build starts out in the Fast ring, its promoted to the Slow ring, and when it gets to the Release P...

Windows 10 19H2 is still MIA, and it looks bad for Microsoft Jun 21, 2019 10:00 EDT · Hot! with 87 comments Back in February, Microsoft shocked everyone by releasing the first Windows 10 20H1 build to Skip Ahead Insiders. The reason it was so surprising is that that was typically the time that wed see previews for the update thats coming in the second half of the year, 19H2. While speculation was running rampant, we were assured that 19H2 was still comi...

Microsofts Surface Go is not the tablet that can replace your tablet Jul 10, 2018 16:06 EDT · Hot! with 73 comments This morning, Microsoft announced the Surface Go, the firm’s newest take on a cheaper Surface built primarily as a tablet. The Surface Go is a $399 device equipped with a 10-inch HD screen, the Surface’s traditional 3:2 ratio screen, a base storage of 64GB and an Intel Pentium Gold processor at its weakest. The Surface RT, 2, 3 and now...