Microsoft is making a monumental change to Windows — and you'll have everything crossed that you never see it. The ...

In context: Every now and then, Microsoft security patches can wreak havoc on Windows PCs. Users are understandably cautious these days, and even an innocent, empty folder can raise concerns about ...

Microsoft caused confusion last week after its latest Windows 11 April 2025 update added a strange folder that was completely empty. Now, we know what it's used for — and it should not be deleted.

OK, you might not share my passion for the Windows XP taskbar, which is fine (I guess). But maybe you miss the simple grey aesthetic of Windows 2000, or the comforting orb of Vista.

Windows 11 and Windows 10 both use “combined buttons” out of the box — application icons rather than the traditional taskbar buttons from the Windows XP era.

Want to customize your Windows experience? Download Windhawk, a free community-driven platform with a range of mods for personalizing the appearance and adding functionality to your Windows PC.

If the Extended View tab of Services Manager is blank in Windows 11/10, re-register these DLL files and see. More suggestions in this post.

While tips for securing such outdated systems are available online, using a fresh XP installation to search for these tips is not advisable. It exposes the system to severe security risks as Microsoft ...

In a nutshell: Legacy operating systems like Windows XP can present a major threat to user safety if connected to the internet without any security software. A YouTube channel demonstrated as much ...

As we said in the previous story about Windows XP, we really do not recommend running XP as your primary OS in the 2020s, and worse still, going online with it. But for your edification and enjoyment, ...

These are only here for the sake of accuracy and being faithful to Windows XP. ⦁ On-Screen Keyboard will show a QWERTY + CJK layout. ⦁ Internet & E-mail may look wrong on Royale/Royale Noir & ...

Windows XP is the operating system that just won't die. After its 2001 release, XP would go on to sell more than 400 million copies. Microsoft tried to end support for the OS several times over ...