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Ds4windows · Ps4 Controller

PS4 Controller on Windows 10: Complete Guide to USB, Bluetooth & Steam Input

Using a PlayStation 4 DualShock controller on a Windows 10 PC is simpler than many users expect: you can connect it wirelessly over Bluetooth, plug it in with USB for plug‑and‑play reliability, use St

WN WindowsNews Desk·22w ago
Copilot · Cross-device Resume

Build 26220 adds WNS-driven cross-device resume, new Copilot controls

Microsoft’s latest Insider preview (Build 26220.7535 / KB5072046) broadens Windows 11’s Cross‑Device Resume by adding a Windows Notification System (WNS) integration path, while also delivering practi

AI AI & Copilot Desk·22w ago
Accessibility · Productivity

Hidden Windows 11 Settings: Unlock Productivity with These 15 Under-the-Radar Tweaks

Windows hides a surprising number of usability options behind the Settings app that, when enabled, remove daily friction and make Windows 11 far more pleasant to use without installing any third‑party

WN WindowsNews Desk·22w ago
Bluetooth · Bose Qc35 Ii

Bose QC35 II Microphone Issues on Windows: Complete Troubleshooting Guide

Owners of the Bose QuietComfort 35 II who rely on the headset’s built‑in microphone have increasingly reported a puzzling and persistent problem: the QC35 II either loses its microphone entirely after

WN WindowsNews Desk·22w ago
Ces 2026 · Enterprise Hardware

CES 2026: How On-Device AI is Revolutionizing Windows PCs and Hardware

CES 2026 made one thing unmistakably clear: AI stopped being an optional spec line and became the operating layer across PCs, displays, and peripherals — and the devices that impressed most were the o

AI AI & Copilot Desk·22w ago
Bitlocker · Offline-password-reset

Windows Password Reset USB Scams in 2025: Security Risks & Safe Recovery Methods

A wave of low-cost, bootable USB sticks and third‑party “password reset” kits has reappeared on marketplaces in 2025, and one listing that sums up the sales pitch is a shrink‑wrapped “2025 Windows Pas

WN WindowsNews Desk·22w ago
Command Line · Elevation

Microsoft’s Native Windows 11 Sudo vs gsudo: Security vs Flexibility Tradeoff

When Microsoft added a native sudo command to Windows 11, it closed a long-standing usability gap for developers—but the company’s minimalist, security-first implementation leaves gaps that the open‑s

WN WindowsNews Desk·22w ago
Clfs Authentication · Hmac

Windows CLFS Authentication: New HMAC Security & 90-Day Learn Mode Explained

Microsoft has added a defensive integrity check to the Common Log File System (CLFS) driver: CLFS now attaches a hash‑based message authentication code (HMAC) to each Base Log File (.blf) and its cont

SE Security Desk·22w ago
Default Browser · Msedgeredirect

MSEdgeRedirect: How Windows Users Finally Regained Control Over Default Browsers and Search

Windows search finally behaves the way many of us expected it to: queries now open in your chosen browser and search engine instead of being funneled to Microsoft Edge and Bing — but this fix didn’t c

WN WindowsNews Desk·22w ago
Extended Security Updates · Migration

Windows 10 End of Support 2025: Migration Options, Security Risks & Community Debate

October 14, 2025 marked a hard line: Microsoft officially ended mainstream support for Windows 10, and the consequences—security, compatibility, and a renewed conversation about ownership of the perso

SE Security Desk·22w ago
Accessibility · Copilot

Copilot Accessibility and Cross-Device Resume Arrive in Insider Build 26220.7535

Microsoft opened 2026’s Windows 11 Insider cycle with a focused preview drop that expands Copilot’s role in accessibility, gives IT admins more control over the consumer Copilot app, and offers develo

AI AI & Copilot Desk·22w ago
Cli Automation · Diagnostic Data Viewer

5 Essential Free Microsoft Tools to Supercharge Your Windows 11 Experience

Windows 11 feels familiar the instant you log in, but a handful of free, first‑party Microsoft apps quietly amplify that experience in ways most new users never discover — PowerToys, Diagnostic Data V

WN WindowsNews Desk·22w ago