When Microsoft first launched the Windows operating system, installing it was only a matter of copying the program onto a disk. You didn't have to verify your copy of ...

Microsoft's latest operating system update Windows 11 is now available as a free download. Microsoft chief executive Satya Nadella says Windows 11 ushers in a "new generation of Windows" that will ...

Following an understated launch in October 2021, adoption rates for Windows 11 have remained soft. After reaching a peak of just over 28% of desktop market share worldwide in February this year, the ...

A Windows 11 feature has been spotted taking up a significant amount of system memory, leading to slow PCs. Here's how to ...

Microsoft may be removing the ability to pause updates for Windows 10 users not enrolled in its Extended Security Updates ...

The Steam Hardware & Software Survey results show that Windows 10's market share has dropped by 3.07%, almost the same amount that Windows 11's share has grown. This suggests that more PC gamers are ...

Microsoft recently said that Windows 11 was the most satisfying and highest-quality Windows it'd ever shipped. Those claims weren't followed by publicly disclosed data or metrics outlining how they'd ...

The big picture: Microsoft once said that Windows 10 was the last version of Windows, but then the pandemic hit, and the company took the ideas encompassed in the unreleased Windows 10X operating ...

If you’ve been following our coverage for the last few years, you’ll already know that 2025 is the year that Windows 10 died.

Windows 10 was launched in July 2015. It was supposed to be the last major operating system (OS) upgrade, but Microsoft released Windows 11 in October 2021, and now Windows 10 has reached end of life, ...

Microsoft announced it was ending support for Windows 10 in October 2025, and since then, the Redmond company has been pushing Windows 10 users to make the leap to the latest version of Windows.

What was Microsoft’s best Windows operating system of all time? If you’re like us, you have…opinions. Even if you’re not the type to parse through all of the little details that separated Windows 98 ...