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Sep 11, 2026Android Authority

Unofficial Sony Headphone PC Apps: Ditch Your Phone, Take Control

Tired of Sony's mobile app? These unofficial, open-source PC tools like Sony Device Center and SonyBridge offer desktop control over your Sony headphones' ANC, EQ, and more. A convenient, albeit unofficial, solution for Windows, Linux, and Mac users looking to ditch their phone for audio adjustments.

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Stop Random USB Disconnections: Disable Windows Power Saving
How To
Sep 10, 2026MakeUseOf

Stop Random USB Disconnections: Disable Windows Power Saving

Learn to fix random USB device disconnections by disabling Windows' power-saving features in Settings, Control Panel, and Device Manager.

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Windows 11 September Update: A Welcome Return to User Control
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Sep 9, 2026TechRadar

Windows 11 September Update: A Welcome Return to User Control

The Windows 11 September update brings back highly requested features like a movable taskbar and resizable Start menu, alongside crucial search improvements. It's a significant step toward enhanced user customization and system stability, making it a compelling upgrade despite phased rollouts.

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in-depth: Create Custom Windows 11 Notifications to Remind Yourself
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Sep 6, 2026Wired

in-depth: Create Custom Windows 11 Notifications to Remind Yourself

Wired has unveiled a comprehensive guide by David Nield on September 6, 2026, detailing how Windows 11 users can create custom desktop alerts. This new capability allows for recurring reminders and notifications triggered by specific events, offering unprecedented control over desktop management. The article, available on Wired's platform, promises to enhance user productivity and personalization.

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How to Safely Manage Your Windows.old Folder and Reclaim Storage
How To
Sep 5, 2026MakeUseOf

How to Safely Manage Your Windows.old Folder and Reclaim Storage

Learn to manage the Windows.old folder and safely reclaim storage on your PC. Understand its purpose, when to consider deletion, and better alternatives to free up space.

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How to Declutter Your Windows 11 Start Menu: Disable Suggestions for
How To
Aug 27, 2026MakeUseOf

How to Declutter Your Windows 11 Start Menu: Disable Suggestions for

Learn how to disable all unwanted suggestions and recommendations in your Windows 11 Start menu in just a few steps. This guide helps you declutter your Start menu, creating a cleaner, more personalized space focused on your pinned applications.

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Boost Your Productivity: Unlock Advanced Phone Link Features in
How To
Aug 21, 2026MakeUseOf

Boost Your Productivity: Unlock Advanced Phone Link Features in

Learn to utilize advanced Windows 11 Phone Link features like Cross-Device Resume, quick Start menu access, and expanded app views to create a seamless, integrated experience between your Android phone and PC, boosting your productivity.

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Solve Windows Network Problems with 4 PowerShell Commands
How To
Aug 20, 2026How-To Geek

Solve Windows Network Problems with 4 PowerShell Commands

Learn to diagnose and solve common Windows network problems in four essential steps using PowerShell commands.

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Escape the Bloat: Choose a Better Media Player for Windows 11
How To
Aug 20, 2026MakeUseOf

Escape the Bloat: Choose a Better Media Player for Windows 11

Microsoft is increasingly pushing Windows 11 users towards its newer Media Player application, moving away from the familiar, lightweight Windows Media Player Legacy. While the new app aims for a modern look, it comes

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in-depth: 7 Best Cheap Laptops to Buy in 2026 (and Some to Avoid)
Tech
Aug 17, 2026Wired

in-depth: 7 Best Cheap Laptops to Buy in 2026 (and Some to Avoid)

In 2026, the budget laptop market has made significant strides, offering excellent performance and features across Windows, macOS, and ChromeOS. New models from HP, Dell, Apple, and Asus deliver impressive value, challenging the perception that affordable means underpowered. Shoppers can now find strong options for productivity, light gaming, and everyday use, with key considerations around RAM and operating system choice.

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Boost PC Stability: 5 Immutable Linux Distros Windows Users Need to
How To
Aug 16, 2026How-To Geek

Boost PC Stability: 5 Immutable Linux Distros Windows Users Need to

For many Windows users, the operating system they use is simply “the computer.” They might not realize that some common frustrations—like unexpected system crashes after updates, software conflicts, or security

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Halve Your Windows Boot Time Without Buying a New SSD
How To
Aug 12, 2026How-To Geek

Halve Your Windows Boot Time Without Buying a New SSD

Optimize your Windows boot time without new hardware. Learn to enable UEFI Fast Boot, activate Windows Fast Startup, and clean up startup apps for a significantly faster PC in under 15 minutes.

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Boost Your Windows PC: 5 Defaults to Disable for Better Speed
How To
Aug 11, 2026MakeUseOf

Boost Your Windows PC: 5 Defaults to Disable for Better Speed

Learn to disable or adjust 5 common Windows default settings in simple steps to significantly improve your PC's speed and responsiveness.

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Transform Your Workflow: How to Use Edge Drop for an Edge-Mounted
How To
Aug 10, 2026MakeUseOf

Transform Your Workflow: How to Use Edge Drop for an Edge-Mounted

Learn to install, use, and customize Edge Drop, a free Windows clipboard manager that lives on your screen's edge, offering intuitive drag-and-drop functionality for enhanced productivity.

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Exploring 5 Powerful Open-Source Windows Tools Linux Users Miss
How To
Aug 9, 2026MakeUseOf

Exploring 5 Powerful Open-Source Windows Tools Linux Users Miss

Linux is renowned for being a thriving hub for open-source software, often receiving new tools first or seeing existing ones ported over time. However, a select few open-source applications, despite their popularity and

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Microsoft July Patch Tuesday: Update Now or Risk It
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Jul 16, 2026ZDNet

Microsoft July Patch Tuesday: Update Now or Risk It

Microsoft's July Patch Tuesday delivers a record 570 security fixes, including two actively exploited zero-days. This critical update, also bringing UI improvements, is mandatory for most Windows users, with a temporary hold for specific Dell models.

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Remove Ads from Windows 11 Search for a Clearer Experience
How To
Jul 14, 2026How-To Geek

Remove Ads from Windows 11 Search for a Clearer Experience

Learn how to remove unwanted ads and promotional content from the Windows 11 search box by adjusting new privacy settings. This guide provides step-by-step instructions to achieve a cleaner, more focused search experience, part of Microsoft's broader effort to improve Windows 11 quality.

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Why PowerToys Isn't Part of Windows: Unpacking Microsoft's Strategy
How To
Jun 30, 2026How-To Geek

Why PowerToys Isn't Part of Windows: Unpacking Microsoft's Strategy

Learn why Microsoft keeps PowerToys separate from Windows by default, focusing on its role as an innovation lab, a safeguard for standard users, and a driver for rapid feature development.

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Discover KolibriOS: The 12MB OS That Boots Faster Than Windows
How To
Jun 26, 2026MakeUseOf

Discover KolibriOS: The 12MB OS That Boots Faster Than Windows

Welcome to a guide on KolibriOS, an incredibly small yet powerful operating system that challenges the notion of modern software bloat. In an era where operating systems demand gigabytes of storage and memory, KolibriOS

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How to Safely Free Up PC Storage Without Risky Cleanup Tools
How To
Jun 17, 2026How-To Geek

How to Safely Free Up PC Storage Without Risky Cleanup Tools

Learn to take control of your PC's storage by manually identifying and removing unnecessary files, effectively reclaiming disk space while avoiding the pitfalls of automated cleanup tools that can delete critical data.

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ZDNet's 2026 RAM Advice: Practical Guidance for PC & Mac
Review
Jun 16, 2026ZDNet

ZDNet's 2026 RAM Advice: Practical Guidance for PC & Mac

Quick Verdict ZDNet’s deep dive into RAM requirements for 2026 offers a pragmatic, consumer-focused guide for Windows, Mac, and Chromebook users. It clearly establishes 16GB as the new standard for most Windows PCs and

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Why Disabling Windows Prefetch Makes Your PC Slower and How to
How To
Jun 13, 2026MakeUseOf

Why Disabling Windows Prefetch Makes Your PC Slower and How to

Discover why turning off Windows Prefetch can degrade performance, understand how Windows manages memory efficiently, and learn to correctly interpret your PC's RAM usage in Task Manager.

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Microsoft-Threatened Researcher Drops Seventh Windows Zero-Day
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Jun 11, 2026The Next Web

Microsoft-Threatened Researcher Drops Seventh Windows Zero-Day

Security researcher Chaotic Eclipse has publicly released "RoguePlanet," a seventh Windows zero-day exploit, just hours after Microsoft's record-breaking June Patch Tuesday. This vulnerability grants SYSTEM privileges on fully patched Windows 10 and 11 systems, deepening a dispute with Microsoft over previous disclosures. The exploit leverages a race condition in Windows Defender.

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RetroPad: The Ultra-Compact Notepad Revival
Review
Jun 7, 2026Tom's Hardware

RetroPad: The Ultra-Compact Notepad Revival

RetroPad, a full-feature-parity Windows XP Notepad re-creation by Dave W. Plummer, shrinks the app to under 3KB using x86 assembly. It's a technical marvel showcasing extreme optimization, but its current Windows 11 compatibility is a significant hurdle for general users.

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Free Up 1GB RAM: Disable 5 Default Windows 11 Features
How To
Jun 7, 2026MakeUseOf

Free Up 1GB RAM: Disable 5 Default Windows 11 Features

Learn to reclaim nearly 1GB of RAM in minutes by disabling 5 default Windows 11 features, including Widgets, OneDrive, and unnecessary startup apps, for a leaner, faster PC.

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