Windows 10 was initially released in July 2015, around three years after the release of Windows 8. The update's main priority was to roll back some of Windows 8's more divisive user interface changes,

Windows 11 offers a major upgrade with a refreshed, modern interface designed for ease of use and making multitasking even easier.

Everyone is buzzing about the end of Windows 10 support next week, but one Windows 11 edition will also soon be out of support, and Microsoft wants you to know about it.

Would-be upgraders have found Windows 11's Media Creation Tool isn't working, which is bad timing to say the least - though not the end of the world.

The latest version of Windows 11 merely catches everyone up with interim features from the past year and extends its support time frame. At least it installs in a jiffy.

As lousy timing would have it, Microsoft's handy media creation tool to facilitate clean installations to Windows 11 is having issues on Windows 10 PCs.

Microsoft is rolling out Windows 11 25H2 to the public, and according to officials, it contains some 'significant advancements' to Windows.

Learn the Windows 11 25H2 key features, bugs, security updates, and whether the Microsoft Windows update is worth installing now.

Microsoft this month released a Windows 11 version 22H2 quality "optional update" that is kicking off a relatively new features delivery approach via the Windows Update service. The optional update, which can be triggered using Windows 11's "check for ...

As support for Windows 10 comes to an end, you can now upgrade to Windows 11 version 25H2 through Windows Update or using the Installation Assistant.