It is time for Windows Insiders to help Microsoft fix bugs in Windows 11. The company has announced the first Bug Bash of 2024. The event has started and will run through March 4.
Bug bash RSS
Members of the Windows Insider program have until 11:59 pm Pacific time today to complete the quests and earn some badges in the Feedback Hub for participating in the Windows 11 Bug Bash.
A now-removed quest published in Microsoft's official Feedback Hub app revealed an internal app the company uses to manage hidden features in Windows 11, surprisingly similar to the ViVeTool program.
Tonight on Microsoft Weekly: Microsoft reports its finances and gets slapped with an antitrust investigation from the EU; Windows 11 receives new builds and features; and Edge has a new mascot.
Members of the Windows Insiders program will be able to participate in Microsoft's Bug Bash event starting on August 2 as we get closer to the release of the "Moment 4" Windows 11 update.
The screen recorder feature in Windows 11 Snipping Tool, which was announced a couple of months ago, could be arriving soon. An Insider spotted the feature in one of the Bug Bash 2022 quests.
Microsoft has asked people running the latest Windows 11 beta build to join in a Bug Bash. This will help the company weed out any bugs that may be present in time for the public release.
The Bug Bash event that asked Windows Insiders to complete Quests, with the ultimate goal of making Windows 11 better ends today; so it's the last day you can earn the participation sticker.
As promised in the release notes for the latest Windows 11 preview build, Microsoft today launches the so-called Bug Bash. In a nutshell, the company asks you to help fix and polish Windows 11.
Google has decided to launch a new dedicated website that unifies the different VRPs and makes publishing bug reports and submissions easier. This is to celebrate 10 years of its VRP.
Microsoft is starting off the first Bug Bash to collect feedback on Windows 11 from Windows Insiders. The event will allow Insiders to submit feedback to Microsoft and collect achievements.
The first Bug Bash for Windows 10 19H1 kicks off today. Windows Insiders can complete Quests and surveys to try out various things in the new feature update, and report their experiences.
Yesterday, Microsoft kicked off its latest Bug Bash, allowing Insiders to complete Quests in the Feedback Hub to find various issues. One of the Quests cites the Spring Creators Update.
Today begins the first Bug Bash for the previews of the next feature update to Windows 10, version 1803. One of the quests is to convert a PC to 'S Mode', and that includes Windows 10 Home.
During today's Windows Insider webcast, Microsoft announced that the next Windows 10 Bug Bash will kick off on February 2. It will focus on the next feature update for the OS, codenamed Redstone 4.
Alongside news of a new Windows 10 Insider Preview build, Microsoft announced that the second and final Windows 10 Fall Creators Update Bug Bash will begin next Friday, on July 14th.
Announced earlier this week, today marks the beginning of the final Bug Bash for the Windows 10 Creators Update. The build that the Bug Bash focuses on is 15025 for PC and Mobile.
Microsoft has launched its latest Bug Bash event, the first since it announced details of the Windows 10 Creators Update last month. New quests will be available, focusing on Windows 10 build 14959.
Along with its rollout of Windows 10 build 14332, Microsoft is launching its inaugural Anniversary Update 'Bug Bash' with Windows Insiders, including Quests to help the company squash those OS bugs.
Just a day after Voyager's resurrection NASA got into trouble with another iconic spacecraft
AMD Amazon Newegg drop RX 7900 XTX (24GB VRAM) and RX 6650 XT to lowest prices
The new hidden Start menu layout in Windows 11 gets more improvements
Microsoft reveals Infra Copilot that uses GitHub Copilot to generate infrastructure code
Recommended by 
We're on Mastodon!
We're on Mastodon!