Microsoft has released Windows 11 version 24H2, build 26120.4441 (KB5060816), to Beta Insiders. A major addition is the ability for EEA users to export encrypted Recall snapshots using a personal code generated during setup. Users can choose to export past data or enable ongoing export, though Microsoft does not store the code, and it must be kept secure. The Recall feature now allows full data reset from settings, with default snapshot storage limited to 90 days on new Copilot+ PCs. Click to Do gains integration with Microsoft 365 Copilot and Teams, enabling actions like sending messages or scheduling meetings directly from selected email addresses.
Author: Sergey Tkachenko
Microsoft has reportedly cancelled its own portable Xbox console
Reportedly, that Microsoft has finally canceled the project for its own portable Xbox gaming console. Earlier, there were rumors that the project has been postponed. Instead, the company will focus on refining the software platform and supporting devices from partners such as ASUS.
LibreOffice Creator Joins ‘End of 10’, Urging Windows 10 PCs to Switch to Linux
The Document Foundation, the creator of LibreOffice, has joined in supporting the End of 10 initiative to migrate older Windows 10 PCs to Linux-based distributions. According to their claim, the user don't have to follow Microsoft's upgrade path: There's a better option that puts control back in the hands of users, institutions, and governments: Linux and LibreOffice.
Windows 10 Build 19045.6029 (RP) comes with a lot of various fixes
Microsoft today released Windows 10 Build 19045.6029 to Insiders in the Release Preview channel. It applies to version 22H2 and became available via the KB5061087 patch. This update brings several improvements, including updated COSA profiles for mobile operators, fixes for COM activation errors, and an upgraded cURL tool. It introduces enhanced app defaults for EEA users, improved Start Menu reliability, and better handling of language packs and FOD packages. Additional fixes include resolution of scanning issues with USB printers, version display inaccuracies in Settings, and system crashes affecting Kiosk devices and SMB shares.
Windows 11 Build 22631.5545 (RP) Makes Edge Less Intrusive
Microsoft has released Windows 11 Build 22631.5545 (KB5060826) for Insiders in the Release Preview channel. It applies to version 23H2. Key changes include improvements to default browser settings for EEA users, better handling of file associations, and a new content preview in the Share window. The update also brings fixes for issues related to auditing logs, domain password updates, Remote Desktop , SMB network access, and more. Other enhancements cover performance, Windows Hello, and Windows Search responsiveness.
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Windows 11 Build 26100.4351 (KB5063060) released for “incompatible PCs”
Microsoft has released an out-of-band update KB5063060 for Windows 11 version 24H2, targeting some devices that were found to be incompatible with the initial cumulative update KB5060842 from June 10.
How Google’s Privacy Sandbox Enables Even More Aggressive User Tracking
Advertising is the basis for monetizing digital content and services on the Internet. However, in order to select more relevant ads, advertising networks are forced to collect as much information about users as possible. This comes close to the violation of privacy. Things get even more controversial when the largest representatives of the advertising business begin to promote the idea of privacy.
Patch Tuesday Updates, June 10, 2025
Microsoft has released monthly cumulative updates for all supported operating systems. The updates primarily focus on fixing discovered bugs and vulnerabilities, but may also include new features. The updates are now available via the Windows Update.
Microsoft Edge is Getting AI-Powered History Search
Microsoft is rolling out a new AI-powered feature in Edge Beta that greatly improves the search through the browsing history. Dubbed “Enhanced search,” it allows users to quickly find previously visited websites using natural language queries. It can recognize synonyms, or even approximate phrases. So you should not even remember the site URL or exact page title.
How to Enable the new Start menu in Windows 11
You can enable the new Start menu in Builds 26120.4250 and 26200.5641 (Beta and Dev). Microsoft is gradually rolling out this new feature, but you can enable it right away with ViVeTool.
