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Microsoft extended Windows 10, but Nvidia just made the extension meaningless for gamers

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By Mayank Parmar Verified
| Windows Latest
Windows 10 is fully supported until October 2027 as part of Extended Security Updates (ESU), which makes sense given that 3 in 10 PCs still run the “retired” OS. But it’ll eventually become difficult to keep using it, specifically for gaming, as Nvidia is the first major company to confirm it won’t extend support for another year. Others may follow soon. Windows 10 reached the end of support on October 14, 2025, but Microsoft initially extended security updates for another year, until October 2026.
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OpenAI confirms ChatGPT outage as users report errors

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By Mayank Parmar Verified
| Bleeping Computer Verified
ChatGPT Work is experiencing a partial outage, and users across multiple subscription plans may be unable to start or continue tasks. The outage started at approximately 11:04 AM ET on Monday, August 31, and is causing elevated latency and errors for ChatGPT Work users. Plus subscribers appear to be particularly affected, with Work mode currently unavailable for some users.
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Microsoft proves Windows 11’s modern UI can beat legacy Win32, if it works hard enough

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By Mayank Parmar Verified
| Windows Latest
We all know Microsoft is trying to modernize Windows for the billionth time, and by modernization I mean moving legacy features to WinUI, the current flagship native UI framework. From the Properties Sheet to the AutoPlay dialog to Windows Run, everything is getting a modern redesign with dark mode, but what about performance? I don’t think Microsoft gets enough credit for making WinUI more stable over the last few months, and one perfect example is the Run dialog.
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