Microsoft is looking to display a system requirements cautionary message on Windows 11 24H2 PCs for when such a PC fails to meet the requirements for the upcoming AI-powered File Explorer.
Microsoft recently added a compatibility block wherein very old unsupported CPUs like Intel's Core 2 Duo, are no longer able to bypass Windows 11 system requirements during version 24H2 setup.
The rumored "AI Explorer" should steal the show at the Surface and Windows event on May 20. While we wait for the official announcement, a new report is revealing more details about the feature.
If you think the stock Windows 11 is cluttered too much and you want a more lightweight version, check out the Tiny11 Builder script, which has just received an update with some notable improvements.
ExplorerPatcher has been updated to a new version with one important change: it no longer allows enabling the legacy Windows 10 taskbar on systems with Windows 11 version 24H2 (build 26002 and newer).
Recently, users discovered a simple one-click method to bypass the system requirements for Windows 11 on unsupported PCs. Another such way has been uncovered and it works on Windows 8.
The highly anticipated Windows 11 24H2 update, set to be released later this year, promises to deliver a wide array of enhancements and optimizations, particularly for devices powered by ARM architecture. This update, which aligns with the launch of the Snapdragon X Elite processor, signifies a notable shift in Microsoft’s approach to supporting 32-bit ARM […]
If you recently purchased a new Windows PC and are now wondering whether it is "AI-Enabled" or not, Dell has the answer. The company explained how to identify "AI-Enabled" Windows PCs.
Microsoft recently released Windows 11 build 22635.3566 to the Beta Channel, containing a new feature for File Explorer. This update introduces the ability to duplicate tabs within File Explorer. Previously, users could only open new tabs or close existing ones. The ability to duplicate tabs allows users to quickly create a new tab with the same […]
A recently discovered "trick" for bypassing the Windows 11 system requirement check during the OS installation is much more potent than initially thought. The same bypass method works for Windows IoT, which is just your regular Windows experience with the option to take up less storage space on smaller devices.Read Entire Article
This has already come down off its $609 list price, and it has been slashed even further. For that you'll get a 12th gen Intel CPU, 512 GB NVMe storage, and 16GB of DDR4 memory with Windows 11 Pro.
The recently released Windows 11 build 22635.3566 introduces a much-needed feature for File Explorer: tab duplication. Here is how it works and how to enable it in the latest Beta build.