Windows 10 may have officially reached end of support, but Microsoft has given eligible consumer PCs a longer security lifeline than originally expected. Microsoft's Windows 10 Consumer Extended Security Updates programme, better known as ESU, is now set to run until 12 October 2027. That gives users with compatible Windows 10 devices more time to stay protected while deciding whether to upgrade to Windows 11, replace an older PC, or continue using their current hardware a little longer.

Windows context menus are useful until they start feeling crowded. Right-clicking an image can bring up a long list of actions, from opening it in an app to editing, sharing, converting, or setting it as your wallpaper.

Laptop battery-saving features often work quietly in the background, which is why many users never notice them until something feels slightly different on the screen. Intel Panel Self Refresh, commonly called PSR, is one of those features.

Microsoft Edge has been going through a lot of visual changes over the past few years. Some users like the newer rounded design, softer interface, and modern Windows 11-style appearance. Others, however, prefer the cleaner and sharper browser layout where the webpage reaches the edge of the browser without an extra rounded border around it.