As noted in the Microsoft blog, “We’re also proud to share that Windows 11 24H2 is our most reliable version of Windows yet.

WhatsApp for Windows is going away: Here’s what’s Meta is replacing it with With the latest WhatsApp Beta for Windows, Meta seems to be ditching the native app in favour of a slower, more resource ...

We’re also proud to share that Windows 11 24H2 is our most reliable version of Windows yet. Compared to Windows 10 22H2, failure rates for unexpected restarts have dropped by 24%.

But what if you do? Windows doesn't provide an easy way to capture images that include it. The best built-into-Windows way to capture a screenshot with the mouse pointer is to capture a video using a ...

WhatsApp has made a major change by replacing its original Windows application with a new web-based version, causing performance issues for many users. The older app was specifically designed for ...

WhatsApp on Windows: What is new As per the report, Meta is leveraging Microsoft’s Edge WebView2 technology in the latest WhatsApp beta for Windows. The new version wraps WhatsApp Web into a ...

WhatsApp has reportedly replaced its native Windows app with a web-based version in the latest beta update. This means users will now see a user interface similar to WhatsApp Web, requiring ...

A WhatsApp Web-based client has replaced the optimised UWP version that delivered better performance and native support for notifications on Windows.

The web-based version may use more system resources, especially RAM. With the new version, the app will no longer blend in with Windows 11’s native look and feel.

Meta is planning to drop its native WhatsApp Windows app in favor of a web wrapper version instead, just months after introducing a native iPad app. The latest beta version of WhatsApp on Windows ...

This native approach gave the app a performance edge over the web-based version. Now, Meta is returning to WebView2, the Edge framework that wraps apps around the Windows native browser component.

Veeam warned customers today that a recently released Recovery Orchestrator version blocks Web UI logins after enabling multi-factor authentication (MFA).