Some Windows 11 users are finding themselves unable to login to their PC. The bug seems to be triggered after rebooting without an active internet connection. Currently Microsoft does not have a fix and recommends trying to reboot with an active internet connection and trying to log in again. Click here to read more.

After installing update KB5077181, Samsung PC users are reporting an error stating 'C: is not accessible — Access denied'. The fix seems to be downgrading your version of Samsung Galaxy Connect app to an older version. Click here to read more.

Apple launched a new budget friendly offering in their laptop line-up. Starting at $599, Apple has Windows users rethinking their buggy OS and flimsy laptop quility. Click here to read more.

Two recent updates for Windows 11 have affected Wifi and even cause Windows 11 to outright Blue Screen. An optional update [KB5074105] is responsible for the Wifi issues. Both issues have been fixed as of Windows 11 Build 26200.7840. Click here to read more.

After the release of [KB5077181], Windows 10 and 11 users find themselves in endless reboot loops. Unfortunatly no fix was released by Microsoft. Click here to read more.

DRAM and SSD shortages have caused pricing to skyrocket as more data centers come online, and pre-orders are extending well into 2028. To add insult to injury, Crucial has completely stopped production of consumer grade memory, opting to only supply AI data centers. Memory prices have stabilized, and the new high prices could be considered our new normal. Click here to read more.

Users still running Windows 11 23H2 and System Guard Secure Launch will find themselves unable to shutdown their PC normally after installing [KB5073455]. Click here to read more.

This Windows 11 update [KB5066835] seems to render USB mice and keyboards useless while working in Windows Recovery Environment. Microsoft has pushed out two emergency updates to remedy the issue [KB5070762] and [KB5070773]. Click here to read more.

Microsoft has pushed out another update to Windows 10 users NOT enrolled in extended security updates to attempt to fix a bug allowing the same users to join the Extended Security Update program. Read more in the links below... Click here to read more.

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