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Microsoft Pushes Windows 11 25H2 Auto-Upgrade to Unmanaged PCs as 23H2 Support Deadline Looms
Microsoft has started an automatic Windows 11 25H2 rollout to eligible “unmanaged” Home and Pro PCs through Windows Update, targeting systems still on 23H2 (end of service November 11, 2025) and some PCs on 24H2 that are behind on cumulative updates. The move—confirmed via Microsoft release health documentation—signals a more forceful approach to keeping consumer devices current, though it has drawn criticism from users who prefer more control over update timing.
Brother HL-L2350DW Goes Offline After Mesh Upgrade; Separate 2.4 GHz SSID Fixes It
Many users find their Brother HL-L2350DW printer stops working after upgrading to a mesh Wi-Fi system. This happens because the printer only supports 2.4 GHz networks, while mesh systems often combine both bands under one SSID. The fix involves creating a separate 2.4 GHz network or adjusting router settings, and reconfiguring Windows print settings.
AMD Tells Windows 10 Gamers to Uninstall Buggy Adrenalin 26.6.2 Driver After Widespread Failures
AMD has confirmed that its Adrenalin 26.6.2 driver breaks on Windows 10, causing the software to fail to launch and displaying a yellow warning in Device Manager. The company recommends rolling back to version 26.6.1 while it investigates the issue, which appears isolated to Windows 10 and may be linked to ongoing FSR 4.1 rollout problems. A hotfix is expected soon.
Windows 11 26H2: Microsoft's Reliability-Focused Enablement Package Arrives June 2026
Microsoft plans to release Windows 11 26H2 as an enablement package emphasizing reliability, with Insider testing starting in June 2026. The update shares a servicing branch with 24H2 and 25H2, ensuring a minimal-download, low-risk upgrade that will particularly benefit enterprise IT deployments through improved stability and predictable patch management.
Vadzo’s 8MP Falcon-821CRS USB Camera Earns Ubuntu 22.04 and Windows 11 Certifications
Vadzo Imaging's Falcon-821CRS 8MP USB 3.2 Gen1 camera has been validated on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS and Windows 11. Operating as a standard UVC device, it delivers plug-and-play 4K video using an Onsemi AR0821 rolling-shutter sensor, making it ideal for industrial vision, medical, and kiosk applications.
AMD Confirms Adrenalin 26.6.2 Driver Bricks Radeon GPUs on Windows 10 With Code 43 Error
AMD confirmed that its Adrenalin 26.6.2 driver fails on Windows 10, triggering a Code 43 error that disables Radeon GPUs. The company has acknowledged the issue and recommends rolling back to a previous driver. This incident raises concerns about Windows 10 driver support after the OS has reached end of life.
Acer Swift Go 14 (2024) Brings Vivid OLED and Intel Core Ultra to the Masses
The Acer Swift Go 14 (2024) combines a stunning 2.8K OLED display with Intel's latest Core Ultra processors at a competitive price. It offers strong everyday performance, AI-ready features, and all-day battery life in a sleek 14-inch design, making it a top choice for value-conscious buyers seeking a premium screen experience.
When the Internet Broke: Unpacking the June 22 Outage That Took Down X, Teams, Zoom, and Robinhood
On June 22, 2026, a widespread outage affected X, Reddit, Discord, Canva, Zoom, Fortnite, Robinhood, and Microsoft Teams, likely due to a misconfiguration at a common CDN provider. The disruption highlighted the internet's fragile dependency on centralized infrastructure and prompted actionable advice for Windows users to build resilience into their digital lives, including using offline tools and diversifying service providers.
AMD Urges Rollback After Adrenalin 26.6.2 Breaks Radeon RX on Windows 10
AMD has confirmed that its Adrenalin 26.6.2 driver causes Radeon RX graphics cards on Windows 10 to fail, with AMD Software not launching and GPUs showing Code 43 errors. The company pulled the driver and recommends rolling back to 26.6.1. A fix is in the works, but no release date has been announced.
Valve’s SteamOS 3.8 Brings Desktop Ambitions: Wayland, Steam Machines, but Nvidia Not Ready
Valve’s SteamOS 3.8 expands beyond the Steam Deck with a major desktop push, featuring Wayland-based improvements, early Steam Machine support, and broader hardware compatibility. However, Nvidia GPU users must wait, as full driver support remains in development and will not be available at launch.
MSPs Scramble to Offer Managed AI Services as SMBs Adopt Microsoft 365 Copilot
AI demand is driving a new managed-service category for MSPs, focusing on readiness, governance, and security. Microsoft 365 Copilot is a key catalyst, with SMBs needing help to deploy AI safely and effectively. MSPs that build managed AI practices stand to capture significant recurring revenue.
Cloud Monitor Shields 11,000 Students in West Virginia's Microsoft 365 Environment
A West Virginia school district serving about 11,000 students has deployed ManagedMethods Cloud Monitor to better secure its Microsoft 365 environment beyond traditional web filtering. The third-party tool provides granular visibility into students’ and staff activities across email, OneDrive, and shared files, reflecting a broader shift in K-12 cybersecurity to address risks inside cloud productivity suites.
MouseKey Unlocks Multi-Action Mouse Remapping on Windows 10 and 11 with Single-to-Long Press Logic
MouseKey is a new Windows 10/11 utility that remaps any mouse button to perform different actions based on click pattern: single, double, triple, or long press. This innovative tool eliminates the need for extra hardware by assigning multiple commands to one button, with a macro editor, per-application profiles, and negligible system impact. Available for $14.99 with a free trial, it has quickly gained praise from productivity enthusiasts and accessibility advocates alike.