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Windows 11 test build introduces support for latest generation USB standard - Vimarsana News

Windows 11 test build introduces support for latest generation USB standard

USB4 is the latest USB standard, offering a maximum data transfer speed of 40Gbps. Backward compatible with previous USB versions and compatible with Thunderbolt 3, it supports versatile connections for data, power, and video signals.

Copilot in your face? Microsoft is testing a Windows 11 change that's bound to be controversial - Vimarsana News

Copilot in your face? Microsoft is testing a Windows 11 change that's bound to be controversial

Microsoft is experimenting with having Copilot AI appear as soon as Windows 11 boots, but it's not clear which users this will affect.

What is CPU usage, and how to fix high CPU usage - Vimarsana News

What is CPU usage, and how to fix high CPU usage

If your PC has slowed down, high CPU usage may be the cause. In this guide, we will show you how to check your CPU usage and how to fix it when it's too high.

How to check your CPU usage in Linux - Vimarsana News

How to check your CPU usage in Linux

Explore the vital practice of keeping a close eye on CPU utilization in your Linux system using the System Monitor and Linux command line commands to ensure your system runs like a well-oiled machine.

Windows 11 Dev Channel preview build 23615 adds support for the new USB 80Gbps standard - Vimarsana News

Windows 11 Dev Channel preview build 23615 adds support for the new USB 80Gbps standard

Microsoft has released the new Windows 11 build for members of the Windows Insider Preview in the Dev Channel. The new 23615 build adds support for the new USB 80Gbps standard and more.

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