Microsoft is seemingly looking to redesign the settings UI for default app selections in Windows 11.
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A new unofficial mod promises a "Fully Customizable Desktop Environment" for both Windows 11 and 10 and packs several cool features.
A third-party unofficial Windows 11 mod promises to improve the Windows 11 UI and UX while not altering system files in any way.
Similar to some of the other third-party unofficial apps and utilities we have covered in the past, there is a new software on the block that allows transforming Windows 11 into 10 in "one click."
There are several third-party apps and utilities out there that promise to make the Windows experience better. One such tiny app will help you hide the Windows 11 Search bar if you hate it.
Microsoft dropped Aero for its highly intensive nature - at that time - but there is a huge fanbase out there which has probably always wondered what if the tech giant had never given up.
While Microsoft is making it difficult to run modern Windows on old hardware, the backward compatibility story of the software side can be a bit different as a fun experiment shows.
A concept video depicting a hypothetical modern 2024 version of Windows 7, similar to that of Windows XP, suggests that the former would have not looked out of place or outdated, even today.
If you were always curious about how Windows XP could look if only it had received the modern treatment of Windows 11, a new "Windows XP 2024 Edition" concept video tries to answer that.
Even though Microsoft Bob was killed off almost as soon as it was unveiled back in 1995-96, a dev has taken inspiration and has now built a new unofficial app for Windows 11 with the same intention.
Microsoft released an update to service components for multiple Windows 10 versions including 22H2, 21H2, 20H2, and more. The tech giant says the update, KB5001716, brings a new UI change.
PowerToys is getting a major update for one of its best utilities
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Microsoft confirms Windows 11 KB5044284 / KB5046617 can't install new updates
Microsoft posts official uninstall and recovery guide for botched Windows 11/10 update
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