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Full-time freelance writer and consultant. I cover markup languages, Windows OSes, infosec, and Web technologies.
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Final Verdict: Lenovo Slim 7X Gen 11

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By Ed Tittel Verified
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Back in May, I promised you a proper follow-up on Windows on ARM (WoA) compatibility and the full Snapdragon X2 Elite performance story. In my unboxing and first impressions post, I was cautiously optimistic. Then in my 10-days-in follow-up, I teased that the real test was still to come. Well, here we are. The Yog7X2 review is officially wrapping up today, because this loaner unit is heading back to Lenovo. Before it goes, I owe you the full picture.
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Patch Tuesday Delivers Odd Recycle Bin Glitch

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By Ed Tittel Verified
| edtittel.com
Take a look at the lead-in graphic. It shows the File Explorer listing for a recently deleted file in Recycle Bin, with the confirmation dialog below. Notice the original filename is Update-UEFI.bat (above) but the confirmation identifies that file as $RXE56IL.bat. All Windows versions with the June 9 updates show such a changed file name. Hence my claim that Patch Tuesday delivers odd recycle bin glitch. Two things.
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Benefits from Buying One Generation Back

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By Ed Tittel Verified
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Patience isn’t a virtue many tech shoppers cultivate. But here’s the thing: waiting just one product cycle can put serious money back in your pocket. Buying one generation back is one of the smartest, most underappreciated moves in the PC-buying playbook. You get hardware that was cutting-edge twelve months ago, at prices that make last year’s flagship look like a budget pick.
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