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Fed up of adverts creeping into Windows 11? You won’t like Microsoft’s latest update, then, although it does provide some important bug fixes

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How many adverts are too many ads in Windows 11? Whatever your tolerance level, there’s another one in the OS thanks to the latest update.

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Microsoft has released Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 27813 to the Canary Channel. This latest build includes a series of minor improvements and bug fixes that aim to enhance the overall user experience for Windows Insiders. One of the notable changes in this build is the removal of the Location History feature. Previously used by […]

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Fed up of adverts creeping into Windows 11? You won’t like Microsoft’s latest update, then, although it does provide some important bug fixes

How many adverts are too many ads in Windows 11? Whatever your tolerance level, there’s another one in the OS thanks to the latest update.

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Windows 11 KB5053598 24H2 adds ads to Settings, direct download .msu

Windows 11 KB5053598 is now rolling out to everyone because it’s that day of the month again: Patch Tuesday. We have a new update for those on Windows 11 24H2, and it’s rolling out via Settings. Microsoft has also posted direct download links for KB5053598 .msu (offline installers) on the Update Catalog (more on this later in the article). First and foremost, as I’ve always mentioned, updates released on the second Tuesday of the month (aka Patc…

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