Articles from May 2025
Browse all Windows news articles published in May 2025
Avoid Silent Failures in Windows and Software Systems: Lessons from Windows 7 Delay
Silent failures in software systems are among the most insidious and costly issues that can befall users and developers alike, especially when subtle configuration choices lead to unpredictable time d
Microsoft's Q3 Earnings Rise as Cloud, AI Drive Future Growth Potential
Microsoft’s performance among the so-called “Magnificent Seven” technology stocks has recently attracted heightened scrutiny, after an uncharacteristic year of underperformance relative to the broader
Best Minimalist Windows Apps for Power and Efficiency in 2025
Minimalism and Windows have not always been synonymous in the software world, yet the evolution of the Windows ecosystem combined with a flourishing open-source community has led to a new era where st
Transitioning from Console to PC Gaming: Challenges, Benefits, and Tips
For many gamers, the allure of switching from a console to a PC is rooted in promises of higher frame rates, sharper graphics, and an entire universe of customizability. Marketing, peer discussion, an
Asus Zenbook A14 vs. Microsoft Surface Laptop 7: The Ultimate ARM Laptop Showdown
In the fiercely competitive landscape of next-generation Windows on ARM laptops, the Asus Zenbook A14 and Microsoft Surface Laptop 7 stand as two of the most compelling options for users seeking the p
Amazon Pauses Data Center Leases Amid Economic Uncertainty, Reports Say
Here’s a summary of the article “Amazon has paused some data center lease commitments, Wells Fargo says” from AOL: Amazon has delayed some
Windows 11 24H2 Rollout: Automatic Updates, Risks, and User Control Tips
Windows 11 version 24H2 has now entered what Microsoft terms the “final phase” of rollout, meaning the update is classified as “fully ready” and aggressively promoted to eligible devices. As detailed
Is Third-Party Antivirus Still Necessary on Windows 11? Expert Insights & Best Practices
In the evolving landscape of Windows 11 security, many users are reconsidering the role of traditional third-party antivirus software. What was once an essential pillar of any PC setup is no longer a
Lost Windows Features We Long For: Aero Glass, Classic Start Menu, and More
After nearly three years of Windows 11 in the mainstream and widespread anticipation for Microsoft’s next moves, many longtime users find themselves increasingly nostalgic for features from older vers
Understanding and Troubleshooting ASUS Anti-Surge Protection on Motherboards
When booting up a Windows PC equipped with an ASUS motherboard, some users have become all too familiar with an alarming BIOS message: “ASUS Anti-Surge was triggered to protect system from unstable po
Windows 10 Jump Lists Broken in 2025: What You Need to Know About the Silent Fix
For months, Windows 10 users wrestled with an unexpected productivity hiccup: the sudden failure of jump lists—those small but mighty shortcuts accessible from the Start menu and taskbar, integral to
Nvidia's Rare Sell Rating Sparks Debate: Risks, Challenges, and Future Outlook
A rare sell rating on Nvidia by Seaport Research Partners has ignited discussion across financial circles, challenging the prevailing narrative of unbridled optimism surrounding the company’s role in