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MORE of your worst Windows 11 irritations solved
PUBLIC DEFENDER
By Brian Livingston
We’ll all eventually be forced to upgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 11. Microsoft says it’ll end security updates for Win10 on October 1, 2025, as I wrote in Part 1 of this two-part column.
In today’s Part 2, I describe the two options we face: Hang on to our Win10 installations until the last possible moment, or take the time now to adopt Win11 and cure some of the worst bugs and stupidities that Redmond sent out the door with it.
I invited my readers to send me fixes they’ve found for Win11’s problems. We’ll get into those workarounds in a minute. But before you go any further, please take a look at the first half of this two-part column and then review my previous exposés of Win11 that you may have missed.
Read the full story in our Plus Newsletter (20.36.0, 2023-09-04).
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How to take advantage of the Photos app in Windows
WINDOWS
By Lance Whitney
The Photos app in Windows 10 and 11 will help you view and organize all the photos and videos scattered across your PC and other devices.
After years of shooting photos and videos, you may have thousands of them stored on your phone and your computer. And now you want to be able to access them all, preferably in one single spot.
Designed for Windows 10 and 11, the built-in Photos app is a free and convenient way to manage and view all your photos and videos, no matter where they’re located.
Read the full story in our Plus Newsletter (20.12.0, 2023-03-20).
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Microsoft pushes new Photos app onto Windows 10 beta 9926 machines via Windows Store
The Photos app is still a dud – barely warmed over in this case. But pushing updates through Windows Store, now that’s something interesting…
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