News stories tagged with #Update
Microsoft Prepares Major Windows 11 Improvements: From Offline Login to Faster Updates
Microsoft is preparing major improvements for Windows 11, including removing the mandatory online login, integrating NVMe SSD performance enhancements, and introducing a faster File Explorer and movable taskbar. The updates aim to boost system performance through reduced resource usage and a more responsive interface. These changes are set to begin rolling out in March 2026 via the Insider program and will be gradually released throughout the year, following the temporary withdrawal of a problematic feature update due to widespread installation errors.
Crimson Desert: Mixed Reviews, Rising Expectations, and Determined Improvements
Crimson Desert received a Metascore of 78 on Metacritic but faced criticism for inconsistent controls, weak storytelling, and lack of comfort features. Despite its impressive visuals and open world, the game drew mixed reactions, with over 40% negative Steam reviews and a disappointing IGN 6/10 rating. Developer Pearl Abyss responded with major patches, addressing player feedback on controls, storage, and combat. The game’s troubled development, including a toxic work environment and last-minute narrative changes, also contributed to financial and reputational setbacks.
Windows 11 Update Glitch Affects Samsung Devices, Blocking Access to Drive C
A bug in the February Windows 11 update blocks access to drive C on Samsung devices such as the Galaxy Book 4, with the Samsung Galaxy Connect app identified as the root cause. The app has been temporarily removed from the Microsoft Store. Separately, the March update has caused sign-in issues with Microsoft apps like Teams and OneDrive, prompting an emergency patch from Microsoft.
Cities: Skylines 2 has received a major free patch featuring new features such as a zoning toggle, the Iceflake Arena, two Creator Packs, and two radio stations. Development has shifted to Iceflake Studios after Colossal Order admitted that the Unity engine was overestimated, causing significant development challenges. The update also includes multiple bug fixes and introduces a new in-game encyclopedia. Developers are committed to ongoing improvements and fixes.
AMD Releases Ryzen Chipset Driver 8.02.18.557 with Bug Fixes and New Features
AMD has released the Ryzen Chipset Driver 8.02.18.557, enhancing compatibility and performance for Ryzen processors. The update fixes numerous known issues, includes two older driver versions, and features an updated installation routine. Available for Windows 10 and Windows 11, the driver supports various AMD platforms.