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Microsoft Store now shows “System Component” labels for inbox apps

Similar to the Start menu, the Store app now shows the "System Component" label for apps that come pre-installed with Windows, and made by Microsoft. The company is using these labels to differentiate the software that is part of the operating system from third-party apps.

Microsoft enforces Windows 11 restrictions, dropped support for 44 CPUs

Looks like Microsoft is changing system requirements before releasing Windows 11 23H2. The company regularly updates the processor support lists for the newest OS. But this doesn't mean that the list is only being expanded. With the latest update, the Redmond firm removed 44 Intel processors from the list of supported ones at once.

Windows 11 Copilot plugins will greatly extend its capabilities

Windows 11 Build 23516, which was recently released to the Dev channel, reveals a great pack of useful plugins for Windows Copilot. With them, the integrated AI assistant will do more than showing a chat bot dialog and turning the dark theme. There are plugins for launching applications, clock and tasks, task manager, file actions, troubleshooting, opening settings and even providing feedback.

Windows 11 Build 25921 (Canary): HDR wallpapers, rich Start tooltips, and much more

Microsoft is releasing Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 25921 to the Canary Channel. The company mentions HDR Background Support, rich thumbnail previews (tooltips) for cloud files on Start, the rename of the Chat app to Microsoft Teams - Free, and more. Here are the details.

Windows 11 Build 22631.2129 (Beta) ships Windows Copilot and Dev Drive to the beta channel

Microsoft has released new preview builds of Windows 11 (version 22H2) 22621.2129 and 22631.2129 (KB5029359) to Beta Channel Insiders. Build 22631.2129, which comes with new features enabled, adds Windows Copilot Preview, Dev Drive, Voice Access and passwordless login options. There are plenty of other changes and improvements that earlier were available in the Canary and Dev channels.

Microsoft discontinues support for TLS 1.0 and 1.1 in Windows 11

Microsoft has made an announcement regarding Windows 11, stating that support for Transport Layer Security (TLS) protocol versions 1.0 and 1.1 will be discontinued. This decision is driven by security concerns and the limited number of users utilizing these protocols. Starting next month, Insider builds of Windows 11 will have these protocols disabled by default. It's important to note that this change will also apply to all upcoming versions of the Windows operating system.

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