A massive shift is shaking the PC landscape. Millions of everyday users, gamers, creators, office workers, and hobbyists suddenly found themselves stranded

When Windows 10 reached its end of support on October 14, a quiet but powerful shift began rippling across the tech landscape. For years, millions depended on

Windows 11 users are in for a subtle but noticeable visual update. With the November 2025 optional update (KB5070311), Microsoft has aligned the Windows

When Microsoft ended support for Windows 10, a quiet tension swept across the global PC landscape. Millions of users suddenly faced a difficult ultimatum:

A Windows update is supposed to polish the system, make things smoother, tighten the seams. Yet every so often, an update arrives that does the opposite,

The vulnerability stems from how Windows processes LNK files. Attackers could manipulate the Target field in these files, padding it with whitespace so that

Werkzeug, Path Traversal via Windows Device Names, CVE-2025-66221 (Medium) - "DailyCVE.com – The advanced vulnerability database with modern testing, patching tutorials, and up-to-date security insights. Stay ahead of threats!"

For the first time in years, Microsoft is standing at a strange crossroads. Windows 10 has stepped into the shadows, Windows 11 is aging faster than expected,

Windows 11 users have been wrestling with a series of subtle but frustrating bugs, many of which quietly surfaced in recent months without clear explanations

With the November 2025 update, the Start menu in Windows 11 has grown significantly in size. Tests reveal that it now occupies roughly 90% of the vertical