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Rappel de Microsoft pour la date de fin de support de la version 20H2 de Windows 10 qui tombe le 10 mai prochain avec les principales éditions du sy

Microsoft quietly fixes weird Windows 10 drive corruption bug, but only in Insider build Feb 28, 2021 14:02 EST · Hot! with 26 comments Last month, it was revealed that Windows 10 contains a weird bug in which the OS throws an error message that the drive is corrupted and that you should reboot the system, when a certain location is accessed via the Command Prompt or a browser. While Microsoft appears to have quietly fixed the issue in the latest Insider Preview build 21322, it still appears to be present in other versions of Windows 10. Bleeping Comp...

Feb 25, 2021 05:40 EST with 7 comments As we near the end of February, AdDuplex has released its latest monthly report on the usage share of different versions of Windows 10. As always, the report is based on data collected from 5,000 Microsoft Store apps that are using the AdDuplex SDK v.2 or higher. Around 80,000 PCs were surveyed, and the data was collected throughout February 24. As more time passes from the release of Windows 10 version 20H2, the update is spreading to more users, and it grew by about 3.2% to reach 20% usage share. That's a nearly identical growth to what w...

The case for biannual Windows 10 feature updates Aug 4, 2020 08:00 EDT · Hot! with 19 comments Windows 10 turned five years old this week, and after going through each feature update for the OS, I got to thinking about how Windows as a service has evolved over the years. When the OS first shipped, we didn't even know what the next update would be called; some speculated Windows 10.1. It was a couple of years before Microsoft decided on its biannual spring/fall schedule, and that was so it would align with Office 365 ProPlus. There have been 10 version...

It's the second Tuesday of the month, and that makes it Patch Tuesday, the day that Microsoft releases new updates for all supported versions of Windows 10, going back to version 1507.