Microsoft has cancelled its new Windows 11 system tray redesign after strong user backlash, opting to keep the classic taskbar experience based on extensive user feedback.

Microsoft has released Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 26200.5710 (KB5062676) to the Dev Channel. In response to complaints ...

Microsoft is enhancing Windows 11 performance by implementing a new diagnostic data collection system for users facing slow ...

Microsoft is rolling out a new system in Windows 11 test builds to automatically collect performance logs when users report ...

Microsoft’s Windows 11 25H2 update shifts attention away from visual overhauls to reinforce the operating system’s fundamental performance and reliability. Since its initial launch in October 2021, ...

Microsoft wants everyone, especially those in the Windows Insider Program, to submit feedback under Desktop Environment > ...

Microsoft’s 25H2 update brings new tools, user feedback, and driver checks to finally fix Windows 11’s slow or sluggish ...

The simplified Windows 11 system tray design was close to being launched, but Microsoft backed out at the last minute.

Microsoft just launched a new update for Windows 11, KB5055523, but it seems it won’t install for some users or gets stuck at 20% or 70%. And it’s breaking Windows Hello along the way.

Microsoft is preparing to introduce a new feature in Windows 11 that will allow users to play audio on multiple output devices simultaneously.