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Microsoft has redesigned the Start menu again in Windows 11

05.02.26

Microsoft is rolling out a new Start menu design in Windows 11. The company is once again introducing familiar changes, but now for most regular users.

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You can no longer activate Windows online via phone

07.01.26

Telephone activation no longer functions, despite the fact that it formally continues to exist in Microsoft's reference materials.

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Windows 11 will use less RAM for searching in Explorer

30.12.25

ram update Windows

Previously, Windows 11 could index the same paths multiple times, which resulted in excessive resource usage and slowed down Explorer.

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Windows operating system turns 40

10.12.25

history Windows

The history of Windows began in the late seventies, when Microsoft decided to create a graphical shell for its DOS.

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Microsoft will redesign the Run menu for the first time in 30 years

08.12.25

Microsoft update Windows

Windows 11 test collections have noticed an updated Run dialog box - one of the oldest system elements, for the first time since Windows 95 it has acquired a modern look

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Microsoft will preload File Explorer in Windows 11

28.11.25

Microsoft Windows

After the release of the November Windows 11 update, Microsoft began testing a new mechanism to speed up the system by moving Explorer to background processes.

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Notepad in Windows 11 will start supporting tables

26.11.25

Microsoft update Windows

Microsoft says that tables in Notepad are needed so that users can organize data without having to go to more complex programs.

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Microsoft announce Windows 11 26H1 update

12.11.25

Microsoft update Windows

Microsoft has started testing the first build of Windows 11 26H1 (Preview Build 28000) as part of the Windows Insider program

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BitLocker is failing again. Microsoft warns of possible data loss in Windows 11 and 10

07.11.25

Microsoft Security Windows

The new BitLocker issue primarily affects the business version of Windows 11 and Windows 10, but as a recent incident has shown, it could theoretically affect regular users as well.

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