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My initial attempt to install Windows 10 S on a desktop PC failed, but it's been bugging me ever since. And I came up with two possible solutions.
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Much of the emphasis on Windows 10 S from a hardware perspective has been on laptops and 2-in-1s. But what about desktop PCs?
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Here's a list of what I consider to be the top four alternatives to Windows 10 S.
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Windows 10 S is half-baked. It's not ready for me. It's not ready for you. And it's not ready for anyone. Not yet.
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Those curious about making their own Windows 10 S experiment can now do so. Sort of. Maybe.
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While hardcore gamers will never be satisfied with Windows 10 S, this system should be fine for more casual gamers.
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The issue of Store app quality and selection will be a problem for all Windows 10 S users, just as it was with Windows phone.
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When it comes to Windows 10 and hardware peripherals, there are successes and there are defeats.
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Reality diverges wildly from theory when you actually try to use Windows 10 S. And here are a few basics to consider ahead of time.
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For my second go-round with Windows 10 S, I'm going to document what it's really like living with this strange new Windows version.
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Leo, Richard, and Paul discuss Windows 11 version 24H2, a reunion with Windows 10, AI, antitrust, Microsoft 365, Xbox, and much more.
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In June 2021, Microsoft announced Windows 11 with the type of virtual event that still felt weird in that not-quite post-pandemic world. But these are the moments I live for: My writing career started 30 years ago, it's always centered on Windows and Microsoft, and I've written books about every (major) Windows release since 1995.…
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Thanks to Microsoft's non-transparent and ever-changing updating strategies and inability to communicate, we're unknowingly living in a weird and uncertain new Windows era. And while I continue to struggle with that, weighed down in part by my decades of experience with this process and my strong opinions about what works and what doesn't, we should…
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As a Windows enthusiast, I cheered the arrival of the Windows Insider Program, which made beta testing transparent and open. And I of course rued its decline in the years since, as Microsoft broke its promises to Insiders by ignoring feedback and forcing unwanted A/B testing on us. There used to be an understanding that…
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Microsoft Edge 108 includes new features for IT pros as well as important security fixes, but there are no new consumer-facing features this month.
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Google announced today that it will finally stop supporting its Chrome web browser on Windows 7 and 8.1 in February 2023.