Operating System

Windows 11 could help your PC fire up apps much more swiftly – even when the CPU is under heavy load.

A team of scientists have created a new intermediate device that creates a gateway between flash drives and a computer's USB ports.

Some testers are confused about what’s happening with unsupported devices, so Microsoft has clarified things.

Some folks had already guessed that Android app support wasn’t happening in time for the launch of Windows 11.

As we’ve seen, even if your PC isn’t compatible with Windows 11, you can still install the OS – but it really isn’t recommended.

Is Microsoft not so keen to listen to user feedback these days, to the point of forcing through baffling changes?

This is the easiest way to try out Windows 11 – albeit in a very limited fashion, it has to be said.

Opinion In a survey conducted by Windows Report, over half of the poll participants said they're keen to upgrade to Windows 11.

Microsoft has warned Insiders that experimental builds will be released into the Dev channel, but some users have found they're unable to switch.

A reliable Microsoft leaker thinks we’ll have confirmation of the release schedule in the next week or two.