A new leak has revealed a new UI experience for Windows 11 on gaming handhelds — ahead of the launch of the ROG Xbox Ally.

Every new Windows version comes with its own set of annoyances, but for some people, Windows 11 seems even more annoying than its predecessors. Fortunately, there are some solutions available.

If you don't like how Windows 11's UI works and you want your PC to be more like Windows 10, ExplorerPatcher does that, and it does it well.

Along with the UI change, Microsoft recently introduced Passkeys (which uses public-key cryptography for authentication) into its current preview of Windows Hello on Windows 11.

It’s not currently possible to fully revert Windows 11 to the look for Windows 10 and, given Microsoft’s current attitude towards UI customization, it may never be. Still, there are several ...

On the other hand, the kernel of Windows 11 has not changed much from Windows 10, and the version number is 10.0. Also, Windows Defender's UI hasn't been updated, so it looks pretty old compared ...

Earlier today, Microsoft released the first Windows 11 build and we decided to take it out for a spin. The update comes with a brand new UI, settings, refined user experience and more.

The default setting is Windows 11, but if you click on it you can switch it to Windows 10. Finish by clicking Restart File Explorer in the bottom-left corner so the change takes effect.

Microsoft is refreshing the UI of its Office suite of apps, bringing them in line with Windows 11. These are rolling out to Windows 10 and Windows 11 users running Beta Channel Office Insider builds.

Microsoft last week made it official: there will be no more big updates for Windows 10. Now, companies have to get serious about moving to its successor.