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Microsoft is updating the Windows 11 Xbox app with a console-like Full Screen Experience that aggregates games from multiple stores, frees up RAM and reduces system overhead, and will roll out to all Windows 11 users after testing in Insider builds.
Learn what Windows LTSC is, why businesses choose it, how to buy discounted LTSC and Office OEM keys on WhoKeys.com, and how to activate or get support if something goes wrong.
Microsoft is transforming Windows into an agent-based operating system that runs AI on the desktop, in the cloud, and on chips. New agent tooling, enterprise management via Agent 365, and Windows 11 AI features are now available in preview.
Intel is planning an Arrow Lake desktop refresh that adds the NPU 4 neural unit to meet Copilot+ PC requirements, bringing laptop AI features to desktops while offering minimal CPU/GPU performance changes; launch expected in fall.
Microsoft patched a Windows 10 registration bug that blocked enrollment in the Extended Security Updates program and released a cumulative update fixing 63 vulnerabilities, including an exploited zero-day. EU users can enroll ESU for free using a Microsoft account.
Microsoft is replacing the familiar blue screen of death with a black crash screen this summer and introducing Quick Machine Recovery to help restore unbootable PCs.
Windows 11 gains shared Bluetooth audio through LE Audio, letting two compatible headsets receive the same stream. The feature is limited to select Copilot Plus PCs and Bluetooth LE devices like Samsung Galaxy Buds 2 Pro, Buds 3, Buds 3 Pro, and Sony WH-1000XM6.
Microsoft is offering consumers two free ways to extend Windows 10 support: redeem 1,000 Microsoft Rewards points or enable Windows settings backup to OneDrive. Free consumer support ends Oct. 14, 2025; paid support runs one year longer.
A developer named XenoPanther built a 69 MB proof‑of‑concept version of Windows 7 x86 that boots to desktop but lacks key libraries and apps, demonstrating how far the OS can be stripped down.
Microsoft and AMD extended their decade-long hardware partnership. AMD chips will power the next Xbox generation plus handhelds and cloud services, include AI-driven features, and keep backward compatibility. Microsoft may open Xbox to third-party stores and is aligning Xbox more closely with Windows.