#Windows_operating_system

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Currently it is only available on Windows 11 The AI-powered assistant Copilot, which became part of Windows 11 earlier this year, is coming to Windows 10.  [caption id="attachment_83459" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Windows 10[/caption] Great news for Windows 10 users: AI assistant Copilot will come to this version of the OS Microsoft itself spoke about this, noting that it will first appear for Windows Insider members. Accordingly, Copilot will later become a full-fledged part of Windows 10 for all users. But it's worth noting that Windows 10 Pro 22H2 enterprise PCs will not be included in the first line of Copilot deployment, nor will Windows 10 Enterprise and Education PCs.  Microsoft's addition of Copilot to Windows 10 makes sense, as Windows 10 remains the most popular operating system, more than twice as popular as Windows 11.  

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Currently it is only available on Windows 11 The AI-powered assistant Copilot, which became part of Windows 11 earlier this year, is coming to Windows 10.  [caption id="attachment_83459" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Windows 10[/caption] Great news for Windows 10 users: AI assistant Copilot will come to this version of the OS Microsoft itself spoke about this, noting that it will first appear for Windows Insider members. Accordingly, Copilot will later become a full-fledged part of Windows 10 for all users. But it's worth noting that Windows 10 Pro 22H2 enterprise PCs will not be included in the first line of Copilot deployment, nor will Windows 10 Enterprise and Education PCs.  Microsoft's addition of Copilot to Windows 10 makes sense, as Windows 10 remains the most popular operating system, more than twice as popular as Windows 11.  

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This isn't the first time we've heard about Windows 12 Intel is again pointing to a new version of Windows coming out next year. Intel CFO David Zinsner announced the update at the Citi conference, noting that against this background the company expects its revenues to grow. [caption id="attachment_64441" align="aligncenter" width="600"] Windows 12[/caption] In this case, everything is simple: with the release of a new version of Windows, many users decide to update their PCs, and for Intel, this means additional sales of processors (and not only). Is Windows 12 coming out next year? Earlier, we recall that Intel announced that it was releasing its Meteor Lake mobile CPUs, including for the next generation of Windows. Judging by the available leaks, the system will be called Windows 12. Meteor Lake, we recall, will be presented in December, and the first laptops based on it will appear in early 2024. These processors will, among other things, be the first for Intel to have AI hardware, and Windows 12 is also expected to have a strong emphasis on artificial intelligence.

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Announcement September 21 The Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio 2 laptop has appeared on the Internet. Winfuture resource shared images and characteristics. [caption id="attachment_56041" align="aligncenter" width="660"] Microsoft Surface Laptop[/caption] According to these data, the mobile PC, which will be presented on September 21, will retain the screen like its predecessor. That is, it is a 120 Hz panel with a diagonal of 14.1 inches with a resolution of 2400 × 1600 pixels. Unusual Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio 2 Declassified [caption id="attachment_56039" align="aligncenter" width="660"] Microsoft Surface Laptop[/caption] But the main components will improve greatly. The first generation Studio came out in 2021, and in two years the CPU and GPU have made significant leaps. So the new product will receive a 14-core Core i7-13700H or Core i7-13800H and a GeForce RTX 4050 Laptop or RTX 4060 Laptop. The laptop configuration will also include up to 64 GB of RAM. Among the rest, we can highlight a microSD slot and a USB-A connector, which the current generation does not have. The basic version without a discrete graphics card will cost 2,250 euros. The model with RTX 4050 will cost at least 2,730 euros.

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Farewell to an Icon: Microsoft Bids Adieu to WordPad After Nearly Three Decades Microsoft Ends the Era of the Beloved Basic Word Processor In a significant move, Microsoft has officially announced the retirement of WordPad, the free basic word processor that has been a steadfast companion within the Windows operating system for nearly 30 years. WordPad made its debut in 1995, alongside the launch of Windows 95, and has since been a familiar tool for countless users. A Nostalgic Journey The Legacy of WordPad For many, WordPad holds nostalgic value, having been a simple yet reliable option for creating and editing documents. Over the years, it has served as a go-to solution for basic word processing needs. Microsoft to remove iconic WordPad A Shift in Focus Microsoft's Alternative Approach With the removal of WordPad, Microsoft is steering users towards its feature-rich counterpart, Microsoft Word, which is included in the Office 365 subscription. While WordPad has been a staple for those seeking basic document editing, Microsoft Word offers a comprehensive suite of advanced features, making it a compelling choice for users with diverse requirements. What Microsoft Has to Say Official Support Note In an official support note, Microsoft confirms the retirement of WordPad from future Windows releases. This change reflects the company's commitment to offering users a robust and versatile word processing solution in the form of Microsoft Word. FAQs About Microsoft retiring WordPad Why is Microsoft retiring WordPad? Microsoft is focusing on promoting its more advanced and feature-rich word processing software, Microsoft Word. What will happen to existing WordPad users? Existing WordPad users may choose to transition to Microsoft Word for a broader range of document editing capabilities.

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Typically this interface is used to make the browser more touchscreen friendly. The latest update released by Microsoft has led to a strange crash in the proprietary Microsoft Edge browser on PCs running Windows 10 and Windows 11 operating systems. The problem was brought to the attention of the WindowsLatest thematic resource. [caption id="attachment_57458" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Windows 11 and 10[/caption] As the source notes, after the update, the browser interface automatically switched to “touch” or “tablet” mode, which is characterized by increased buttons and distances between interface elements, including tabs. Typically this interface is used to make the browser more touch-friendly. The problem is that this mode appears on regular Windows 10 and Windows 11 computers without a touchscreen, including desktop ones. [caption id="attachment_57459" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Windows 11 and 10[/caption] Apparently, Microsoft mistakenly enabled tablet support mode. The crash identifies desktop PCs as tablets and enables touch mode. The update forces Microsoft Edge into tablet mode, even on desktop PCs running Windows 11 and 10. [caption id="attachment_57460" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Windows 11 and 10[/caption] Fortunately, WindowsLatest found a very simple way out of the situation. The user only needs to go to the browser settings, go to the “Appearance” section and manually disable “touch mode”.