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Microsoft uses KB5035941 update to bring new features to Windows 10 - Vimarsana News

Microsoft uses KB5035941 update to bring new features to Windows 10

Windows 10 may be in the later stages of its life, but Microsoft has still not given up on it. With just 18 months of support left, the company has released the KB5035941 update which adds Windows Spotlight to your desktop background as well as new lockscreen widgets.

KB5035941: Windows 10 gets new Lock Screen widgets and Windows Spotlight desktop backgrounds - Vimarsana News

KB5035941: Windows 10 gets new Lock Screen widgets and Windows Spotlight desktop backgrounds

The March 2024 optional non-security update, KB5035941, is now rolling out to Windows 10 users. It adds new Lock Screen widgets, Windows Spotlight desktop wallpapers, and other changes.

Source: neowin.net
KB5035942: Microsoft releases Windows 11 Moment 5 as optional update for all users - Vimarsana News

KB5035942: Microsoft releases Windows 11 Moment 5 as optional update for all users

Microsoft has released Windows 11 "Moment 5" to all users with PCs running Windows 11 versions 22H2 and 23H2. KB5035942 is now available as an optional non-security March 2024 update.

Source: neowin.net
The 11 Most Overrated (and Underrated) Laptop Features - Vimarsana News

The 11 Most Overrated (and Underrated) Laptop Features

Laptop makers aren't shy about touting fabulous enhancements. It's hard to impress PCMag's longest-serving laptop analyst, but he's full of advice around what's essential—and what's just hype.

Source: pcmag.com
Windows: How to only allow software from the Microsoft Store - Vimarsana News

Windows: How to only allow software from the Microsoft Store

Programmes from the Internet are not centrally controlled and can therefore contain malicious code. It is therefore safer to only allow apps from the Microsoft Store on the Windows PC.