We often think our PC becomes slow because of big files, heavy programs, or updates. But surprisingly, one of the most common reasons behind slow apps, crashing games, and random errors is an invisible...
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Chrome Marker Effect Removed in Version 143 — But You Can Still Bring It Back
There are moments in tech where a small visual detail becomes surprisingly meaningful. The marker effect in Google Chrome is one of those little touches that many users grew fond of without even realizing...
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Why Windows 11 Keeps Switching Back to Light Mode — And How PowerToys’ New Light Switch Feature May Be the Hidden Culprit
When you switch your Windows 11 PC to Dark Mode, the last thing you expect is for it to quietly revert back to Light Mode within a few minutes. It feels strange, sudden, and...
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Microsoft’s New File Explorer Preload Feature Explained: Faster or Just More RAM Use?
There are certain parts of Windows that quietly define the everyday experience, even though we rarely think about them. File Explorer is one such piece. It’s that familiar window you open without a second...
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Beyond the Watermark: A Story of Scripts, Servers, and Microsoft’s Silent Approval
It starts subtly. A small, semi-transparent text in the bottom-right corner of your screen, a quiet, persistent whisper in a world of digital shouts. “Activate Windows. Go to Settings to activate Windows.” For days,...
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Windows 11 Build 26220.7262: A Deep Dive into New Features, Agentic AI, Interface Improvements, and What They Mean for Users
Every once in a while, Microsoft rolls out a Windows update that feels less like a simple patch and more like a quiet shift in the philosophy of the operating system. Build 26220.7262, released...
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⚡ 26 Windows Run Commands to Boost Your Productivity (Windows 10 & Windows 11)
There are moments when you want to perform a quick task on your PC — open a hidden setting, check system resources, jump into disk management, or even shut down instantly. Normally, you would...
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🪟 Windows 11 23H2 Gets an Unexpected Update KB5070312 After End-of-Support — Here’s What It Means
When Microsoft marks a Windows version as End of Service, most users assume that no more updates—security or non-security—will ever arrive for that build. That’s why the recent development around Windows 11 version 23H2...
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Windows 11 Stores Deleted Emails – How to Permanently Remove Them
Most of us assume that when we delete an email, it’s gone for good. You empty the trash folder, close the Mail app, and move on with your day. But Windows 11 quietly does...
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🕵️♂️ Windows 11 Is Secretly Keeping a “Digital Diary” — Here’s Where It Lives and How to Delete It Forever
Most people assume that once they close an app, delete their browsing history, or remove recent files, their PC instantly forgets what happened. But that assumption isn’t entirely true — especially on Windows 11....
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✏️ Windows 11 Snipping Tool Is Getting a New Text-Editing Feature: Here’s Everything You Need to Know
Windows 11’s Snipping Tool has quietly become one of the most improved built-in apps in the operating system. What was once a simple screenshot utility is now evolving into a lightweight image editor, complete...
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🔎 Windows 11 Copilot Privacy Guide: What It Collects, Where the Data Goes, and How to Take Back Control
When Microsoft introduced Copilot in Windows 11, it promised an intelligent assistant built directly into the operating system — something that could answer questions, summarize emails, adjust system settings, or help you work faster....
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🛠️ Windows 11 25H2/24H2 KB5068861 Released — Full Breakdown of New Features, Fixes, and Security Patches
Microsoft has officially rolled out its latest Patch Tuesday update — the November 2025 cumulative release for both Windows 11 version 25H2 and 24H2, identified as KB5068861. While this may sound like a routine...
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💻 Windows 11 Version 26H1 Officially Confirmed — Here’s What It Really Means
For weeks, tech enthusiasts and Windows insiders had been buzzing about an unusual codename — Windows 11 version 26H1. It started with small code hints, followed by leaked build numbers, and now Microsoft has...
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🔐 Windows 11 November 2025 Update Brings Native Passkey Support for OnePassword and Bitwarden
Microsoft has officially made native passkey support available to all Windows 11 users with the November 2025 Security Update. What began as an experimental feature in the Insider Preview channels (Dev build 26200.5670 and...
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🖥️ Don’t Reinstall Windows Before Reading This!
The Ultimate Guide to a Clean, Bloat-Free Windows 10/11 Installation If you’ve ever performed a clean install of Windows and ended up staring at a cluttered desktop full of unwanted apps, pre-installed bloatware, Edge...
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🧩 Fix Windows 11 Task Manager Duplicate Process Bug (KB5067036 Update Issue)
Windows 11 users have recently been facing a strange and frustrating issue after installing the KB5067036 update — every time you open and close Task Manager, it silently creates multiple background processes that consume...
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Command Prompt vs PowerShell vs Windows Terminal — What’s the Difference and Which One Should You Use?
If you’ve ever right-clicked your Start menu in Windows and noticed several confusing options — Command Prompt, PowerShell, or Terminal — you’re not alone. At first glance, all three look similar: black (or blue)...
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⚙️ Microsoft Introduces “Multi-Apps” — A New Way to Install Everything at Once in Windows
For years, Windows users have relied on third-party installers like Ninite or WingetUI to batch-install multiple apps after a fresh system format. Now, Microsoft is officially stepping into the game with its very own...
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🧩 Hidden Windows 11 Feature: The Magic of Virtual Disks
Virtual disks are one of those features in Windows that most people overlook—yet they’re incredibly powerful once you understand what they can do. Imagine having a hard drive that exists purely as a file....
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