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6 days ago | 
windowslatest.com | Abhishek Kumar Mishra
The new Outlook was in the spotlight last week when Microsoft announced two new changes regarding the switch behaviour with the old Outlook. Now, Microsoft wants to introduce offline support for Calendar, so you can change events even when you aren’t connected to the internet. Windows Latest first spotted the entry 490059 on the official Microsoft 365 roadmap page.
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1 week ago | 
xda-developers.com | Abhishek Kumar Mishra
DNS is something you rarely think about or change in your internet connection. I was naive, too, and thought that merely changing it on my Windows PC would boost my connection. However, I didn't think deeply about the repercussions of not using a central DNS server with HTTPS until a few months back.
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1 week ago | 
medium.com | Abhishek Kumar Mishra
Two years ago, I was staring at a $10,000 credit card bill, working a soul-crushing retail job, and dreaming of a way out. I’d always loved writing but thought it was a hobby, not a career. Then I stumbled across online platforms like Medium, where everyday people were earning real money by sharing their stories. Two months later, I’d made $10,00 writing online—without a fancy degree or years of experience.
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1 week ago | 
windowslatest.com | Abhishek Kumar Mishra
Windows 10’s demise is pretty obvious at this point, and even if you wish Microsoft to keep it alive, it’s time to move on. We hate to start a topic on a sad note, but Windows 10 seems to strike a chord every time.
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1 week ago | 
windowslatest.com | Abhishek Kumar Mishra
The new Outlook feels like an imposition for many, who find the Classic one befitting for their use. Microsoft plans to make switching back and forth between the apps seamless. Currently, when you switch to the new Outlook app, there is an obstruction to go back to the old one. You have to use the switch button to actually use the old app. Microsoft added a new Microsoft 365 Admin Center portal entry (MC1066342) that elaborates on the current challenges faced by Outlook users.
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2 weeks ago | 
windowslatest.com | Abhishek Kumar Mishra
Ads seem to be synonymous with Microsoft at this point, be it the OS, apps, or services. This time it’s PC Manager, which is showing ads. Windows Latest spotted ads related to Microsoft 365, the company’s cloud-based suite of apps for documentation and other organizational tasks. PC Manager is an app developed by Microsoft China, and it’s very popular in South Asia. PC Manager allows you to free up RAM, boost performance and clean storage with just one click.
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2 weeks ago | 
windowslatest.com | Abhishek Kumar Mishra
The much-hyped floating Start menu panel for Phone Link is rolling out to Windows 11 24H2 now. The floating Phone Link panel gives you access to your Android phone and iPhone directly on your Start menu. You can even transfer files from the PC to your iPhone and Android. Windows Latest noticed that the feature is rolling out as part of the optional update (KB5055627) that was released on April 25. Phone Link panel will begin rolling out to everyone with a mandatory security patch on May 13, 2025.
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2 weeks ago | 
windowslatest.com | Abhishek Kumar Mishra
To turn off Recall in Windows 11, you need to disable a Group Policy called “Allow Recall to be enabled” and restart your PC. In the case of Windows 11 Home, you need to create a Registry value called “AllowRecallEnablement” and save the changes, then reboot the system to remove the Recall AI feature completely. But what even is Recall, and why might you want to keep it at bay?
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3 weeks ago | 
windowslatest.com | Abhishek Kumar Mishra
Windows 11 KB5055629 23H2 is now available for everyone with a new Phone Link companion panel in the Start menu, custom widgets support for developers, and the ability to send files to Android phones. You can download this update via Windows Update, but Microsoft has also posted direct download links for KB5055629 .msu offline installers.
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3 weeks ago | 
xda-developers.com | Abhishek Kumar Mishra
Backups help you preserve your data when the main machine encounters a problem, and Windows 11 has multiple tools to help you do that in some form (on-device, external, or cloud). I used Macrium Reflect, a fantastic tool that met most of my needs, but it ended the free tier completely and lacked some trivial backup elements, forcing me to look for options. Windows 11 slapped a fresh coat of paint on its cloud backup solution and introduced the Windows Backup app.
