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Release Preview Insiders are receiving new updates

Besides the new Beta builds, the Release Preview channel of the Insider program has also received an update. Microsoft has issued Windows 11 Build 22000.1879 (KB5025298) for the initial OS release, along with Windows 11 Build 22621.1631 (KB5025305), version 22H2. Finally, Windows 10 users are also getting a fresh build, Windows 10 Build 19045.2908. Here are the changes.

How to disable Print Screen from opening Snipping Tool in Windows 11 and 10

Windows 11 now uses the Print Screen key to open Snipping Tool, but you can disable this new behavior. In previous releases of the operating system, pressing the Prt Scr key captures an image of the entire screen and copies it to the clipboard. This has changed with KB5025310.

These are hidden features in Windows 11 Build 23430 (Dev)

Last week, Microsoft released Windows 11 Insider Build 23430 to Insiders in the Dev channel. In typical Microsoft's fashion, it includes a few hidden features in addition to what was announced officially. Enthusiasts have quickly found a way to activate them with help of the ViVeTool app.

Windows 11 Build 23430 (Dev) improves notifications, changes the Alt + Tab behavior

Microsoft has updated the Dev channel for Insiders with Windows 11 Build 23430. It makes it easier to find urgent notifications when in DnD mode, limits Edge tabs in Alt+Tab to 20, and comes with a good set of general fixes and improvements.

Windows 11’s Cloud PC feature will support third-party providers besides Microsoft 365

Cloud PC is Microsoft's service that  allows users to access a Windows desktop experience from any device with an internet connection. It connects the user to a virtual machine hosted in the cloud and streams its desktop and apps to the local device. A new research reveals that Cloud PC adds support for third-party providers, that makes it not limited to Microsoft 365.

Is the decline in Windows 11 among Steam users real or just a statistical distortion?

Based on the latest statistics from Steam, as of March 2023, there has been a 10.97% rise in the usage of Windows 10 and a 10.35% decline in the usage of Windows 11. The statistics comprise data on frequently used operating systems, processors, video cards, and other hardware-related information. However, the reliability of these statistics is questionable since they rely on voluntary participation in the survey by users.

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