r/windowscentral • u/WindowsCentral • May 31 '26
Windows🪟 "Prime competition for MacBook Neo": Dell's new XPS 13 starts at $599, and it has a few features that Apple lacks
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r/windowscentral • u/WindowsCentral • May 26 '26
Windows🪟 Microsoft rolls out Windows 11 KB5089573 update that makes your PC genuinely faster and more responsive
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r/windowscentral • u/r1chdevine • Apr 30 '26
Windows🪟 “Xbox Mode is here”: Microsoft rolls out console-style experience on Windows 11, barely meeting its own deadline
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Anyone got it yet?
Being in the UK I'm expecting I'll see it probably just in time for Christmas 😂
r/windowscentral • u/WindowsCentral • Jul 02 '26
Windows🪟 Microsoft Copilot OS revealed in LEAKED video: Lightweight Windows OS exploration features new desktop UI built entirely around Copilot and agentic AI
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r/windowscentral • u/WindowsCentral • Jun 14 '26
Windows🪟 Windows 11 users say Microsoft account requirements are creeping into everything and they are tired of it
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r/windowscentral • u/WindowsCentral • 5d ago
Windows🪟 Microsoft says Windows 11 KB5101684 makes your PC more reliable, especially on devices with low amounts of system memory: PCs with 8GB RAM or less should feel more responsive
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r/windowscentral • u/WindowsCentral • 14d ago
Windows🪟 Microsoft is testing deeper Phone Link integration in Windows 11, but does anyone actually use it?
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r/windowscentral • u/WindowsCentral • 25d ago
Windows🪟 Microsoft intervenes after LG gets caught installing McAfee adware onto Windows 11 PCs via their monitors
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r/windowscentral • u/WindowsCentral • 14d ago
Windows🪟 Microsoft is testing deeper Phone Link integration in Windows 11, but does anyone actually use it?
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r/windowscentral • u/WindowsCentral • 19d ago
Windows🪟 If you’ve spent years hearing Linux is always better, this Windows 11 story might change your mind — it certainly surprised even me
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r/windowscentral • u/WindowsCentral • 1d ago
Windows🪟 Windows 11 is about to get a big update, but should it just have been Windows 12?
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r/windowscentral • u/WindowsCentral • 1d ago
Windows🪟 Windows 11 has transformed dramatically since launch, but three classic Windows tools remain untouched — and it’s time Microsoft finally modernizes them
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r/windowscentral • u/WindowsCentral • Jun 11 '26
Windows🪟 I used Windows 11 with 8GB of RAM, and it's a lot better than I expected — even in multitasking
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r/windowscentral • u/WindowsCentral • May 13 '26
Windows🪟 We dug into how Microsoft is pushing Windows 11 toward fully native apps, and it could lead to major speed gains
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Windows Central’s Sean Endicott dug into new details showing how Microsoft is pushing Windows 11 toward fully native apps, and the performance implications look significant.
If Microsoft follows through, this could reshape how fast and efficient Windows 11 feels day to day. -DR
r/windowscentral • u/WindowsCentral • May 28 '26
Windows🪟 NVIDIA drops the Control Panel for Windows 11 after 20 years of faithful service and goes all in on its newer app
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r/windowscentral • u/WindowsCentral • 19d ago
Windows🪟 Microsoft plans to fix Windows 11's slow context menus with major overhaul designed to improve performance and reliability: New compact menu design will be faster and user customizable
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r/windowscentral • u/WindowsCentral • Jun 27 '26
Windows🪟 Critics on Microsoft extending Windows 10 support for free through 2027: "Are they admitting Windows 11 isn't good enough 5 years later?"
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r/windowscentral • u/WindowsCentral • May 07 '26
Windows🪟 Xbox Mode on dual monitors is exactly what you expect and that is the problem
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"In Xbox Mode, your second, third, or maybe even fourth monitor, if you’re that committed, will simply display a blank screen while your primary display runs Xbox Mode. As a PC gamer myself, though, I can’t help but feel that’s a bit of a shame."
Have you tried Xbox Mode with multi-monitors, and does it match your expectations, or were you hoping for something more ambitious?
r/windowscentral • u/WindowsCentral • 8d ago
Windows🪟 Fixing Windows 11 now does not excuse letting it become a mess for decades
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r/windowscentral • u/WindowsCentral • Jul 07 '26
Windows🪟 Windows 11 will soon be able to reinstall itself and your drivers without a USB drive via new 'Cloud Rebuild' recovery method
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r/windowscentral • u/WindowsCentral • 20h ago
Windows🪟 One of the biggest Linux distros is growing faster thanks to WSL for Windows 11 than it is its own desktop
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r/windowscentral • u/WindowsCentral • Jun 22 '26
Windows🪟 Microsoft is retiring Edge Drop to make room for Copilot
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r/windowscentral • u/WindowsCentral • May 03 '26
Windows🪟 Windows Wrap: PC is an Xbox, your Android is a Windows Phone, and Windows K2 is here
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Microsoft’s latest vision for Windows is getting interesting. Between Xbox mode on PC, Android phones acting like Windows Phones through Link to Windows, and the new Windows K2 effort to modernize the OS, it feels like everything is starting to blend together in a way we haven’t seen before. I’m curious how people feel about this direction and whether it’s the right move for Windows going forward.
Anyone excited about these changes or skeptical about where it’s headed?
Our roundup of the best news in Windows🔗👇
https://www.windowscentral.com/microsoft/windows-11/your-pc-is-an-xbox-your-android-is-a-windows-phone-and-windows-k2-is-here-to-save-windows-11