The Latest Breaking News from Windows

Microsoft will let you install Windows 11 on unsupported PCs after all — what you need to know

Can you actually install Windows 11 on unsupported PCs without a TPM 2.0 chip? Here's the truth.

Tom’s Guide · Dec 10, 2024

An emoji button may be coming to the Taskbar on Windows 11

A hidden option in the latest Windows 11 preview build suggests an emoji button will be landing on your Taskbar soon.

Windows Central · Dec 10, 2024

I wanted to review Indiana Jones' French toast, but Xbox sent me a bunch of cool glasses instead

Xbox and IHOP's latest collaboration around the Indiana Jones and the Great Circle launch includes five collectible glasses, and I have them all now.

Windows Central · Dec 9, 2024

Google invested millions in training job seekers to use AI this year. Will it work?

Google's AI Opportunity Initiative Fund shines a light on the importance of AI education worldwide.

Laptop · Dec 9, 2024

AI supercharged the sciences in 2024, revealing a major breakthrough in Alzheimer's diagnosis

A surge of AI-powered breakthroughs reminds us of the good that artificial intelligence can do, when placed in the right hands.

Laptop · Dec 9, 2024

Ubisoft has fixed some of the issues with Avatar, Outlaws and the Windows 11 24H2 update, but the big three Assassin's Creed are still borked

No 24H2 for you if Origins, Odyssey, or Valhalla are installed. And vice versa.

PC Gamer · Dec 9, 2024

Windows Recall finally opens its doors to Intel and AMD with latest preview

Copilot+ PCs with Intel and AMD processors can finally try out Windows Recall.

Windows Central · Dec 9, 2024

I spent weeks using a tiny 2-in-1 Windows laptop — are these untapped iPad alternatives?

Laptops with 10-inch displays mostly disappeared after the demise of the netbook, but they are back and could be compelling for the right user.

Laptop · Dec 8, 2024

Biggest tech trends to expect in 2025: AI, agents, and AR, oh my!

Here are the key tech trends to expect in 2025.

TechRadar · Dec 8, 2024

Zero-day Windows NTLM hash vulnerability gets patched by third-party —credentials can be hijacked by merely viewing a malicious file in File Explorer

A 0-day file explorer exploit that can steal a user's NTLM credentials gets an unofficial patch, documentation from 0patch.

Tom’s Hardware · Dec 8, 2024