This Windows update is installing twice on some PCs, but apparently that's normal By Paul Lilly News I thought I was seeing double.
Microsoft warns older versions of Windows are vulnerable to attack, releases security fix By Bo Moore News Windows 7 (and older) users should update immediately.
Microsoft reportedly working on a lightweight version of Windows By Corbin Davenport News 'Windows Lite' will be aimed at Chromebook-like laptops and dual-screen devices.
Latest Windows Insider build adds a 'Sandbox' environment and makes it easier to type ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ By Wes Fenlon News A new kaomoji and symbol picker for fun, a new virtual environment tool for business.
It's December, and the Windows October update is still largely missing in action By Wes Fenlon News Very few PCs appear to have gotten Microsoft's latest big Windows revision, which was halted by bugs in October.
How to find your system specs in Windows By Jon Martindale Quick tips The easiest free tools to look up exactly what's running inside your PC.
How to enhance your Windows desktop By Connor Macleod Windows shopping Make Windows 10 a whole lot better with these handy tweaks.
What is Kmode Exception Not Handled, and how do I fix it? By Jon Martindale Ask PCG How to fix a common Windows driver error that triggers the blue screen of death.
How to play Windows games in Linux By Maximum PC Staff Windows hat Discover how to get classic Windows games working in Ubuntu.
How to free up more space in Windows By Ryan Fisher, Sho Kikugawa Ask PC Gamer Running tight on C: drive? Here's how to free up more space for more stuff.
Electronic waste recycler is going to prison for selling Windows restore CDs By Paul Lilly News He has to pay a $50,000 fine, too.
Windows 3.0 File Manager source code takes you back to 1990s-style navigation By Paul Lilly News See how the old folks used to use their PCs.
Microsoft issues a Windows patch to disable Intel’s buggy Spectre fix By Paul Lilly News Patches on top of patches.
How to set up RAID 1 for Windows and Linux By Alex Campbell Ask PC Gamer Drives can die at any time. Protect your data.
Intel reveals 0-25 percent performance impact from Meltdown and Spectre patches By Jarred Walton News Testing results come from current generation Skylake servers.
What you need to know about the Meltdown and Spectre CPU exploits By Jarred Walton, Tuan Nguyen Damage Control The impact could be more far-reaching than any previous exploit.
Intel responds to security research bug, says no cause for concern By Jarred Walton News Claims this is 'not a bug' and that it will have little impact to the 'average computer user.'
Ninja Gaiden Black in 4K makes me desperate for Xbox emulation on PC By Wes Fenlon go ninja go One of the Xbox One's killer features is now the ability to play old games, and substantially improve them.
A week with the Xbox One X: How it compares to a living room PC By Wes Fenlon, Rachel Weber Scorpio Arrives Microsoft's latest console makes for a much better HDR Blu-Ray player than your PC. What else is there to like about it?
How to keep your boot drive organized By Ryan Fisher Ask PC Gamer By separating things, you can prevent disasters from happening, and recover quickly in the event of one.
