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Windows 365 subscriptions now offer Windows 11

Microsoft In July, Microsoft launched its Windows 365 Windows-in-the-cloud service without Windows 11. Microsoft has now remedied that oversight, as business that subscribe to Windows 365 now have a Windows 11 option to choose from. Microsoft has yet to offer Windows 365 as a consumer service. Interestingly, Microsoft didn’t say that Windows 11 would run…

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How to turn on Dark Mode in Windows 11

Like Windows 10, Windows 11 comes with two primary options for its menus, settings, and other primary interface elements: dark or light. While it’s easy to change from one to the other, it isn’t immediately apparent how to access that option. Here’s how you do it. Here’s how to get Windows for cheap (or even…

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How to switch out of Windows 11 S Mode

Some low-cost Windows PCs and tablets ship with Windows 11 Home in S Mode (also known as “Windows 11 S”) as a way to secure the PC and prevent the use of unauthorized applications by restricting access to Windows Store software alone. There is a quick, easy, and free way to upgrade to a full-fledged…

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Windows 11 update fixes Ryzen L3 perf bug

Microsoft has officially fixed an L3 cache performance bug that has been vexing AMD Ryzen owners since the release of the new OS. The Windows 11 Update released today, KB5006746, “Addresses an L3 caching issue that might affect performance in some applications on devices that have AMD Ryzen processors after upgrading to Windows 11 (original…

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Android apps arrive on Windows 11, sort of

Microsoft said Wednesday that a small number of Android apps will begin rolling out as part of a new Windows 11 beta, adding a feature the company promised at the Windows 11 unveiling but that wasn’t available at launch. About 50 of the new Android apps will be made available via Microsoft and Amazon, including…

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How to get Windows 11 for free

PCWorld Technically, Windows 11 isn’t free. If you don’t already have a Windows PC (or spare product key), you have to pay for a license.  But an upgrade to Microsoft’s newest operating system costs nothing. For the foreseeable future, compatible Windows 10 laptops and desktop computers can move up to Windows 11 without any charge.…

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