Although it had been reported in March, Microsoft has just confirmed that three recent releases are affected with a bug that’s causing Blue Screen of Death.

The eternal tug of war between keeping Windows 11 as up-to-date as possible and avoiding the potential chaos behind every step in that direction continues. Microsoft's latest fix, part of the ...

Some users, after installing KB5053598 (Windows 11) or KB5053606 (Windows 10) on their PCs, noticed the update not only unpinned Copilot from the taskbar, but uninstalled the Copilot app as well.

This affects the last three releases: KB5055523, KB5053656, and KB5053598. Windows Latest first spotted the reports of the BSOD SECURE_KERNEL_ERROR when Microsoft released the March 2025 updates.

For context, Microsoft pushed out several cumulative updates on April 8, namely KB5055523, KB5053656, and KB5053598. If you were running the 24H2 Insider Preview or certain Release Preview builds ...

Visit the Microsoft Update Catalog: Search for the specific update code (e.g., KB5053598). Download the Update: Ensure you download the correct package for your system architecture (x64-based or ...

Microsoft has confirmed that Windows Recall is rolling out to everyone with Windows 11 KB5055627 on Copilot+ PCs. Recall is an AI-powered feature that captures your screen, so you can quickly find ...

Microsoft has released the KB5055627 preview cumulative update for Windows 11 24H2 with many new features gradually rolling out, and some new bug fixes for everyone. The KB5055627 update is ...

Windows 10 and Windows 11 have had their share of problems. According to the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC), the operating system experienced 1394 security vulnerabilities in 2024.