#windows-10

#windows-10

According to an eagle-eyed Register reader, the screen normally shows the next few stops, but now it is only displaying a baleful blue screen and a warning that Windows is very unhappy about something. "Your PC/Device needs to be repaired" is not the message a bus's passengers expect to see. The display on the bus is quite a bit more up to date, with a recovery screen that looks like something thrown up by Windows 10.

But are things getting worse? According to Register readers, and the company's own release health dashboard, the answer has to be yes. It isn't just you. The frequency of emergency out-of-band releases for the company's operating systems has been rapidly increasing to the point where, for every Patch Tuesday update, there'll likely be at least one out-of-band patch to fix whatever got broken.

How do I stop pop ups on the desktop on Windows 10? These are not pop up ads that happen on a web site. They happen on my desktop as little pop ups in the lower right corner of my computer screen. They look like this video I recorded here:

You probably know by now that 10-year-old Windows 10 is no longer supported. Microsoft won't provide bug fixes, security patches, or other important updates to defend these PCs against new vulnerabilities. However, if you're still running Windows 10, the good news is Microsoft Defender will still protect your computer against viruses and other threats. Protected by Defender In a Tuesday blog post spotted by the folks at Neowin, Microsoft explained how Defender in its different incarnations will continue to work as expected in Windows 10.

Nvidia will release quarterly security updates for Maxwell, Pascal, and Volta GPUs through October 2028, ensuring protection against GPU-related security exploits.

"We have found that continuing support for this operating system is a difficult proposition. You will likely be able to play Final Fantasy 14 on Windows 10 systems even after the end of support."

Most home users will stop getting new features in August 2026, while business users can expect to stop seeing new features in either October 2026 or January 2027.

To resolve these touchpad issues, review and tweak your touchpad settings in Windows 10 or 11.

KDE's 'Exiles' campaign warns that after October 14, Windows 10 users face obsolescence, hacking risks, and loss of device control without support.