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How to Keep Your Devices Running When Typhoon Bavi Shuts Down Air and Sea Travel
Typhoon Bavi is hitting Ishigaki and Miyakojima with extreme wind and flood warnings, halting all flights and ferries. This article provides practical steps for Windows users and travelers on how to prepare devices, back up data, and stay safe during the disruption.
Why Windows 11 Still Has Two Printer Properties Paths — and Which One You Should Use
Windows 11 now offers a direct "Printer Properties" button in Settings, streamlining access to the classic printer dialog for everyday users. This article explains the different paths available, when to use each, and the historical reasons behind the coexistence of modern and legacy interfaces, providing clear, actionable steps for home users and IT pros alike.
The End of SetPoint: Logitech Options+ Is Now Mandatory for Unifying Pairing
Starting in 2026, Logitech requires the Logi Options+ software to pair devices with Unifying receivers, retiring the old SetPoint and Unifying utilities. This change ensures compatibility with modern Windows and macOS versions and consolidates device management into a single application.
The Windows 11 Keyboard Shortcut You're Probably Using Wrong – And How to Fix Your Muscle Memory
Microsoft changed the keyboard shortcut for notifications from Win+A to Win+N in Windows 11, splitting the old Action Center into separate Notification Center and Quick Settings panels. This article explains the change, how it affects everyday users and IT pros, and provides practical steps to retrain muscle memory, customize the system, and prepare for the transition if you're still on Windows 10.
Windows 11's Camera App Has a Secret Wi-Fi QR Code Scanner — Here's How It Works
Windows 11 includes a little-known built-in feature in the Camera app that can scan Wi‑Fi QR codes to connect instantly without typing passwords. The tool works with any standard Wi‑Fi QR code and is a practical convenience for home users, IT pros, and developers deploying devices. This guide explains how to access and use the scanner, what it supports, and what to do if you encounter issues.
Microsoft Cancels Surface Go and Laptop Go, Goes All-In on Snapdragon X2 for Flagship Devices
Microsoft is reportedly discontinuing its affordable Surface Go and Laptop Go lines, while the upcoming Surface Laptop 8 and Pro 12 will exclusively use Qualcomm's Snapdragon X2 processor, according to a report from Windows Central. The shift comes alongside 4,800 job cuts at Microsoft, signaling a strategic pivot toward premium ARM-based Windows devices.
NVIDIA’s Fold-CP Enables 32,000-Token Protein Folding — Here’s How Windows Developers Benefit
NVIDIA's Fold-CP framework enables the Boltz-2 protein folding model to process 32,000 tokens across 64 B300 GPUs, combining MMseqs2-GPU, cuEquivariance, and an optimized OpenFold3 NIM. This breakthrough will eventually bring data-center-class biomolecular simulation to Windows workstations, benefiting developers, researchers, and IT professionals who work with NVIDIA GPUs.
Apple's M6 Chip Delay Throws a Curveball at Windows Laptop Buyers — Here's Why It Matters
Apple's next Mac chip roadmap reportedly skips M6 Pro and Max, releasing only a base M6 in late 2026 and launching a MacBook Ultra with older M5 silicon. This delay reshapes the competitive landscape for Windows laptops, giving IT managers and consumers more time to commit to Windows hardware without falling behind, while developers may find cheaper Windows AI PCs outperforming Macs on local inference through 2027.
GitHub Mobile Update: Copilot Sessions Get Filter and ‘Needs-Attention’ Sort
GitHub has rolled out an update to its mobile app that adds filtering and a ‘Needs Attention’ sorting option to Copilot session lists. This allows developers on iOS and Android to quickly isolate sessions by repository, date, or status, and to surface those requiring immediate follow-up, turning the app into a more effective coding companion on the go.
New Outlook now imports calendars and contacts from PST files—but Microsoft's documentation leaves users guessing
Microsoft has launched PST calendar and contact import in the new Outlook for Windows, but the roadmap entry lacks instructions. This article covers what it means for users and admins, how to try it, and the context behind the feature.
Microsoft Purview to Get AI-Powered Policy Tuning in August 2026
Microsoft plans to preview an AI-powered Policy Optimizer for its Purview compliance portal in August 2026, with general availability set for September. The tool analyzes existing Data Loss Prevention rules and suggests precise adjustments to reduce false positives and close protection gaps, offering relief to security teams struggling with manual policy tuning.
HP Details Built-In Windows 10 and 11 Method to Quickly Disable a Laptop's Touchscreen
HP has published a straightforward guide that lets Windows 10 and 11 users temporarily turn off a laptop’s touchscreen through Device Manager, resolving ghost touches, unresponsive input, or accidental taps without any third-party software.
Stop Windows 11 Search From Showing Bing Results: A Simple Policy Tweak You Can Apply Today
Windows 11 users can disable Bing web results in Start and taskbar searches by enabling a Group Policy or registry tweak. The article explains the steps for Pro and Home editions, the history behind Microsoft's search integration, and the practical benefits of a local-only search experience.