A new version of the popular Rufus utility once again bypasses the strict hardware compatibility requirements for Windows 11 upgrades. Your move, Microsoft.

The easiest way to get Windows 11 is by checking Windows Update on a supported, fully up-to-date Windows 10 PC. But if you aren't seeing it there, or if you have several computers to upgrade and only want to download the new OS once, there are other options.

Microsoft's latest Windows 11 update, version 24H2, has hit a series of compatibility issues. This specifically with ASUS, and that's causing headaches for both users and administrators.

The latest Windows update glitch affects certain Asus PCs. Here's why you should avoid the update even if you don't have an affected model - and how to roll it back if you need to.

Faster, more efficient updates all around for Windows 11. Faster cumulative security updates aren’t the only improvement, with larger feature updates (

Microsoft claims a "reporting error" is to blame for Windows 11 24H2 appearing to steal gigabytes of data on users' PCs.

Windows 11 version 24H2 is a big upgrade, but Microsoft says it will save you time with future monthly cumulative updates.

Microsoft blocks updates to avoid giving admins another headache In yet more problems for this month's Windows 11 24H2 update, Microsoft has warned the new code will cause a Blue Screen of Death on some Asus systems due to hardware compatibility.