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Milo: Paws & Buoys Windows Release Date Leaked via TrueAchievements — June 18, 2026
An unannounced Windows game titled Milo: Paws & Buoys has appeared on TrueAchievements with a release date of June 18, 2026. The listing reveals Xbox achievement support and involves three publishers: LayerWare, Bad Minions, and Little Giant. No official announcement has been made, but the TrueAchievements page includes screenshots suggesting a nautical-themed adventure starring a dog.
CrossOver 27 Drops Intel Mac and 32-Bit Bottle Support, Apple Silicon and Sonoma+ Only
CodeWeavers announced CrossOver 27 will drop support for Intel-based Macs and 32-bit Windows bottles, requiring Apple Silicon and macOS Sonoma or later. The move simplifies development and improves performance but forces legacy users to stick with CrossOver 26 or find alternatives.
PowerToys 0.100.0: Shortcut Guide, Command Palette Extensions, Dock & ZoomIt
PowerToys 0.100.0, released June 10, 2026, overhauls Shortcut Guide, adds Command Palette extensions, multi-monitor Dock support, ZoomIt recording, and Power Display refinements. The open-source Windows toolset continues to evolve with community input and deeper Windows 11 integration.
Marlabs Adopts Microsoft Copilot Agents to Transform HR and Delivery Operations
Marlabs has announced it is replacing traditional HR and delivery systems with Microsoft’s Copilot agents, including M365 Copilot, Copilot Studio, GitHub Copilot, and Dynamics 365 Project Operations. The India-based IT services firm aims to automate routine tasks, cut overhead by 40%, and accelerate project delivery by 20%. The move showcases how Windows and Microsoft 365 are becoming the backbone for enterprise agentic AI.
Windows 11 Search Toggle Coming: Disable Bing Web & Store Suggestions
Microsoft is testing a new Windows 11 settings toggle that allows users to disable Bing web results and Microsoft Store suggestions from the search experience. Discovered in June 2026 Insider builds, the feature offers long-awaited privacy and speed improvements, and is expected to roll out later this year.
Windows 11 June 9 2026 Update Adds Low Latency Profile: Faster Start, Search
Microsoft's June 9, 2026 Patch Tuesday update introduces the Low Latency Profile for Windows 11 versions 24H2 and 25H2, providing a brief CPU boost during app launches and searches to improve responsiveness. The feature is now broadly available and works automatically on supported hardware, with minimal impact on battery life. This performance tweak underscores Microsoft's focus on making Windows 11 feel faster and more modern.
Copilot Studio: Why AI Agent Quality Depends on Reliable Evaluation Graders
Microsoft’s Copilot Studio team argues that the reliability of automated evaluation graders is just as important as the quality of AI agent responses. Unreliable graders can lead teams to optimize for the wrong behaviors, eroding real-world user satisfaction. The article explores how Copilot Studio addresses this with built-in metrics, calibration tools, and drift monitoring, urging enterprises to treat grader reliability as a first-class concern.
Windows Ready Print (July 2026): Driverless Printing Default Explained for IT
Microsoft will rebrand its Modern Print Platform as Windows Ready Print in June 2026, and starting July 2026, newly installed compatible printers will default to the driverless Windows IPP printing path. This article explains the technical underpinnings, security benefits, potential compatibility challenges, and how IT administrators can prepare for the shift.
PowerToys 0.100.0 Arrives with Rebuilt Shortcut Guide, Command Palette Extension Gallery, and Multi-Monitor Dock
PowerToys 0.100.0, released on June 9, 2026, brings a rebuilt Shortcut Guide, a Command Palette extension gallery, multi-monitor Dock support, Power Display fixes, and ZoomIt improvements. The update enhances customization and stability for Windows 11 power users.
Windows 11 on 8GB RAM: When “Good Enough” Becomes a Premium Laptop Test
Windows Central tested Windows 11 on an 8GB RAM laptop following Computex 2026's premium laptop debate, finding that everyday tasks like browsing, office work, streaming, and light editing performed smoothly. The testing highlights that 8GB is sufficient for most users but raises concerns about soldered RAM, fair pricing, and future AI demands that may require 16GB.
KB5094125 Fixes BitLocker Recovery After Boot Manager Servicing in Windows Server 2025
Microsoft's June 9, 2026 cumulative update KB5094125 resolves a BitLocker recovery issue on Windows Server 2025 where servicing the boot manager incorrectly triggered PCR7 validation failures. The fix allows boot manager updates to preserve existing BitLocker seals, eliminating disruptive recovery prompts in managed environments with specific TPM, Secure Boot, and Group Policy settings.
ReactOS Plays Valve's Half-Life on a Dell OptiPlex: A Leap for Windows NT Compatibility
ReactOS, the open-source Windows NT reimplementation, achieved a major milestone on June 10, 2026, by running Valve's Half-Life natively on a Dell OptiPlex with a Sandy Bridge Core i5. The successful gameplay demonstrates critical progress in NT kernel driver compatibility, DirectX 6.0 and 3D graphics handling, and points to a future where ReactOS can revive legacy Windows software on older hardware.
inforcer TDR for MSPs: Microsoft 365 Context for Better Threat Response
Inforcer announced an early-access Threat Detection and Response (TDR) solution for managed service providers (MSPs), building on its multi-tenant Microsoft 365 management platform to add context-rich threat detection and automated incident response. The launch was revealed during Pax8 Beyond in June 2026, highlighting how the new security module extends existing tenant management capabilities for better Microsoft 365 threat response.