Both August client and server-side updates ship with empty known-issues lists. This may change over the coming days so checking back to the Microsoft Security Update Guide (MSRC) may be prudent.

Tech pro ThioJoe reveals the secret capabilities and lesser-known tricks hidden within the standard Windows Notepad program.

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Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. Microsoft has apparently settled on an answer to a question it's been asking itself for years: where does Copilot actually belong? According to a new ...

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Use left and right arrow keys to seek audio. Right-clicking on Windows had been a predictable menu for years. But Windows 11 broke that. Now you get a stripped-down menu that hides half of what you ...

Something to look forward to: Microsoft has been working on Low Latency Profile technology for months, and Windows 11 users should now start to see the benefits of the new feature. The latest Patch ...

AI companies’ penchant for scraping through large swathes of the public web in search of valuable training data has already led to lawsuits and technical fixes aimed at stopping the practice. Now, a ...

America’s support for Japan‘s currency could have unintended consequences that go far beyond exchange rate management. Japan’s PM seems at odds with its central bank over monetary policy—and there’s ...

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Longing for a plain, old-fashioned version of Microsoft Word without all the bells, whistles, and AI slop? One developer managed to coax Word 1.1a to run on today's Windows.