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If you're using Windows 11 on a laptop and it's starting to feel more like a tortoise than a tech marvel, you're not alone. While Windows 11 comes with a sleek interface and modern features, it can sometimes demand more from your system—especially if you're on an older laptop or one with entry-level specs.
If you've recently upgraded to Windows 11, you've probably noticed the redesigned Start menu. It's clean, modern, and puts your most-used apps front and center in the "Pinned" section. But right beneath that, there's a somewhat controversial area called "Recommended" — and not everyone is a fan.
With Windows 10 officially reaching end-of-support on October 14, 2025, many users have been wondering what's next. Microsoft has now laid out its plan—and it's offering not one, but three different ways for consumers to continue receiving security updates. Surprisingly, one of them is even free, though there's a small catch.
If you're using an OnexGPU external graphics card, there's a high chance you've run into a strange and frustrating issue—dozens, if not hundreds, of dgtrayicon.exe entries cluttering your system tray notification settings in Windows 11.
A Simple Playnite Integration for Surface Pro (and Any Laptop) - If you're using a device like the Surface Pro, you've probably noticed how the auto-brightness feature works beautifully for general use — but can be a total mood-killer in games. Low brightness in a dim-lit dungeon? No thanks.
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