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  1. 001MakeUseOfSEP · 19English

    Windows 11 can now rewind your whole PC, including the file you just created

    Windows 11 introduces point-in-time restore, a recovery feature that reverts system files, settings, personal files, and apps to a previous state. Unlike System Restore, it's enabled by default, creates restore points every 24 hours, and automatically deletes points older than 3 days, making it a more comprehensive system undo option.

    By Pankil Shah
  2. 002BleepingComputerSEP · 17English

    Microsoft shares workaround for Windows domain login issues

    Microsoft released a workaround for Windows 11 domain login failures caused by September 2026 security updates that inadvertently enable Machine Identity Isolation enforcement. The feature breaks domain authentication on systems not connected to Windows Server 2025 domain controllers, and Microsoft advises disabling it via registry, Group Policy, or Intune until a permanent fix is available.

    By Sergiu Gatlan
  3. 003Hacker NewsSEP · 17English

    Supply Chain Compromise of Korean-Language Windows 11 Installation Media

    A supply chain compromise of Korean-language Windows 11 installation media created with Microsoft's official Media Creation Tool distributed infostealer malware through a scheduled task that activated in July 2025 after nine months dormant. The tampering affected only Korean-language media on physical machines, not English versions or virtual environments, and was later linked to the JSCEAL campaign targeting cryptocurrency users.

    By ledoge
  4. 004VergeSEP · 15English

    Microsoft issues emergency Windows 11 update to fix its record-breaking patch

    Microsoft released an emergency out-of-band update to fix bugs introduced by its record-breaking September patch that affected nearly 1,000 flaws. The update addresses Remote Desktop, USB audio, and Hyper-V issues across multiple Windows 11 and Windows Server versions. Out-of-band updates have become increasingly common for Microsoft this year.

    By Tom Warren
  5. 005PCWorldSEP · 14English

    HP and Lenovo laptops are the latest victims of a Windows 11 update

    Windows 11 update KB5121003 is causing widespread hardware issues on HP and Lenovo laptops, including corrupted BIOS, random power disconnects while charging, and system instability. Rolling back the update appears to be the most effective solution until Microsoft releases a fix.

    By Mikael Markander
  6. 006VergeSEP · 14English

    The Dell XPS 13 is the first real competitor to the MacBook Neo

    Dell has revived the XPS 13 as an affordable thin-and-light laptop designed to compete with Apple's MacBook Neo. The 2026 model features excellent build quality, a bright 120Hz touchscreen, and strong keyboard and trackpad, though the base 8GB RAM configuration feels risky for long-term Windows use and there's no headphone jack.

    By Antonio G Di Benedetto
  7. 007TechPowerUpSEP · 14English

    Windows 11 September Update Kills Audio Output on Some PCs

    Windows 11's September update is causing audio output failures on some PCs. Microsoft is investigating the issue and encouraging affected users to report problems.

  8. 008WindowsLatestSEP · 14English

    Microsoft blocked every Windows 11 account bypass except the most boring link on its own page

    Microsoft has closed multiple Windows 11 account bypass methods in recent updates, but a simple workaround persists: clicking a small "Learn more" link during setup unexpectedly allows users to create a local account instead of using a Microsoft account. The method requires no command prompt or technical expertise, and works on the latest Windows 11 Home installation media.

    By Abhijith M B
  9. 009WindowsLatestSEP · 12English

    Microsoft admits Windows 11's biggest September update is breaking multiple features, days after it warned users not to delay updates

    Microsoft's September 2024 Windows 11 update KB5124008, intended to restore popular features, is breaking multiple functionalities including WSL-based apps, Remote Desktop sessions, File History backups, and Claude Cowork's file access through a Plan9 filesystem issue. The mandatory patch was released days after Microsoft urged users to install updates immediately to prevent AI-assisted security exploits.

    By Mayank Parmar