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By TheGodOfKratos · Posted
I'm in agreement with you here. I think the Windows Snipping Tool has the easiest highlight functionality to use. You literally select the highlighter and then just highlight. All other editors I have tried require some bizarre set of steps. So, 2 thumbs up'n'd'aya! for the Windows Snipping Tool with Idiot Proof Highlighter! -
By Usama Jawad96 · Posted
Microsoft officially confirms that Windows 11 version 25H2 is coming later this year by Usama Jawad Microsoft released Dev and Beta builds for Windows 11, and while the updates contain nearly identical change logs, one interesting observation is confirmation that Dev Channel users will be seeing Windows 11, version 25H2 in Settings > System > About and winver. Even though we have heard some whispers about it before, this is the first time that Microsoft has officially confirmed this next feature update to Windows 11. In a much more detailed blog post, Microsoft has made recommendations to organizations about how they can prepare for the arrival of Windows 11, version 25H2. The Redmond tech firm has highlighted that version 24H2 and version 25H2 both share the same Windows servicing branch, which means that the upgrade process should be fairly quick due to the presence of enablement packages (eKB). For those who don't know, enablement packages are bits and pieces of disabled code containing new features that are activated by Microsoft during a feature upgrade. This means that Windows 11, version 24H2 PCs can quickly update to version 25H2 in a single restart since the new code is already there, it just needs to be toggled on. That said, if you are utilizing a PC older than version 24H2, you won't be too happy to hear that it doesn't share the same servicing branch as version 25H2. What this means is that you'll have to go through the regular upgrade process through Windows Update or Windows Autopatch, which can be notably longer and require multiple restarts. As always, Enterprise versions of Windows 11, version 25H2 will receive 36 months of support starting from the release date, while Pro and Home variants will enjoy 24 months of support. It is worth keeping in mind that while Microsoft has confirmed that Windows 11, version 25H2 will begin rolling out later this year, it hasn't confirmed a concrete release date yet. -
By TarasBuria · Posted
Mozilla fixes Firefox crashes on Windows by Taras Buria Mozilla is rolling out yet another update for the Firefox browser. Version 140.0.2 follows the just-released version 140.0.1 to address more bugs causing crashes on Windows in certain scenarios. Here is what the release notes say: Fixed a startup crash on Windows experienced by some users. (Bug 1974259) According to a post on Bugzilla, Mozilla's bug tracker for Firefox, the browser crashes with the ERROR_INVALID_HANDLE or ERROR_INVALID_PARAMETER error. This happens when Exploit Protection is enabled in Windows security settings. While that is a feature a regular user is unlikely to fiddle with, Exploit Protection is enabled for apps from the Microsoft Store. As such, crashes are most likely occurring for users with Firefox downloaded from the Microsoft Store. Still, if Exploit Protection is enabled globally, "standard" Firefox downloaded from the official website also fails. Note that the bug does not affect newer Firefox versions. Now, with Firefox 140.0.2 out, the browser should no longer crash regardless of your security settings or the browser origin. For reference, you can find the release notes for the latest update here; for version 140.0.1 (which fixed a couple of crash-inducing bugs), here; and for version 140.0 (a major release), here. As usual, you can update Firefox by heading to Menu > Help > About Firefox. The browser is available on the official website, in the Microsoft Store for Windows 10 and 11 users, or on Neowin's Software page. -
By czoigberg · Posted
They are always there, available third week every month, not fully public tho -
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By MrElectrifyer · Posted
Lol, sounds like you're not up to date with reality and are just repeating what the salesman told ya. Here's a little insight for you: Electric Cars Are Way Less Reliable Than ICE Cars, Says Consumer Reports. Alas, you're entitled to your wrong opinion.
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