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WindowsReport.com is a standalone online magazine that was established in the autumn of 2012. It focuses on Microsoft’s Windows platform and its various products and services, striving to explain their broader impact in the technology sector. Over the years, WindowsReport.com has evolved into a key resource for Windows-related information. Millions of Windows fans turn to its dedicated team of skilled tech writers, editors, and community managers for the latest news, detailed reviews, insightful features, and trusted product suggestions.

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FBC: Firebreak, Reamatch, Warcraft Remasters, Call of Duty: WWII Join Xbox Game Pass Lineup

1 week ago | windowsreport.com | Rishaj Upadhyay

2 min. read Readers help support Windows Report. We may get a commission if you buy through our links. Read our disclosure page to find out how can you help Windows Report sustain the editorial team. Read more Looking for something new to dive into? Microsoft just dropped a fresh wave of Xbox Game Pass titles for the second half of June.
Here's How to Generate Images Using ChatGPT in WhatsApp

1 week ago | windowsreport.com | Rishaj Upadhyay

AI-generated images are now just a message away on WhatsApp! Yes, you read that correctly. Today, OpenAI announced that you can directly create AI images inside WhatsApp. Until now, the feature was only available on the ChatGPT web app and mobile app. Now that you are here, we are assuming that you’re looking to create AI images in WhatsApp. Well, without wasting further time, let’s jump into the steps. 1. First of all, you have to make sure to save +1 (800) 242-8478 on your smartphone. 2.
Microsoft & Aduna Team Up to Scale Intelligent Network APIs Globally via Azure

1 week ago | windowsreport.com | Rishaj Upadhyay

Microsoft is joining the Aduna community as a technology partner to help scale its platform on Azure, integrate AI capabilities, and accelerate the adoption of CAMARA-standardized network APIs across industries. Aduna, the global aggregator of network APIs, confirmed the partnership today, noting that Microsoft will host Aduna’s aggregated APIs on Azure while offering them as native services via the Azure Marketplace.
Meta expands Advantage+ AI ad tools with video, voice, and virtual try-ons

1 week ago | windowsreport.com | Rishaj Upadhyay

Meta recently rolled into Cannes Lions with a fresh batch of generative AI upgrades for advertisers. The company is expanding its Advantage+ Ad Creative suite, offering tools designed to speed up content creation without sacrificing brand consistency. As first reported by Adweek, these features are part of Meta’s ongoing push to blend automation with control. One standout update is “consistent branding at scale.” This lets agencies lock in logos, color palettes, and fonts across AI-generated ads.
AMD Ryzen Chipset Driver Update 7.06.02.123 Adds CETCOMPAT Support

1 week ago | windowsreport.com | Rishaj Upadhyay

AMD has rolled out a new chipset driver update—version 7.06.02.123—for all supported Ryzen CPUs and platforms. You won’t see big flashy features here, but there’s an important tweak under the hood: a security boost to the AMD PPM Provisioning File driver. The big change in this update is the addition of CETCOMPAT support.
Lossless Scaling’s New Update (3.1) Cuts GPU Load Significantly

1 week ago | windowsreport.com | Rishaj Upadhyay

Lossless Scaling just made life easier for gamers running older hardware. The latest 3.1 update brings a new “Performance Mode” that slashes GPU usage, without fully sacrificing image quality. The notable feature is the reduction in GPU load. Depending on your hardware and settings, the new mode can cut GPU strain by up to 2x. That might mean a bit of image quality loss, but in some cases, it actually improves things by helping games hit higher base frame rates.
Microsoft Brings TITAN Intelligence System to Security Copilot Guided Response

1 week ago | windowsreport.com | Rishaj Upadhyay

Microsoft is tightening up cybersecurity triage inside its Defender suite. The company just rolled out a major improvement to Security Copilot’s Guided Response feature—now powered by TITAN, a real-time threat intelligence system built on global telemetry. TITAN uses machine learning and reputation propagation to flag suspicious infrastructure before it’s used in attacks. In short, it sees bad actors coming. The system draws on Microsoft’s vast pool of first- and third-party telemetry.
Microsoft Pressed Over DOGE GitHub Code Tied to NLRB Data Removal

1 week ago | windowsreport.com | Rishaj Upadhyay

Microsoft is under pressure after a top House Democrat raised concerns about possible misuse of its GitHub platform. Rep. Stephen Lynch has asked CEO Satya Nadella to provide records tied to a DOGE staffer’s GitHub account. That account allegedly hosted code designed to pull data from a sensitive NLRB case system. The project, called “NxGenBdoorExtract,” was publicly visible before it was made private.
Microsoft Issues Emergency Fix After Surface Hub v1 Fails to Boot

1 week ago | windowsreport.com | Rishaj Upadhyay

2 min. read Readers help support Windows Report. We may get a commission if you buy through our links. Read our disclosure page to find out how can you help Windows Report sustain the editorial team. Read more Microsoft’s June Patch Tuesday updates caused a major headache for Surface Hub v1 users.
Ad Watchdog Calls Out Microsoft for Confusing 'Copilot' Branding Across Its Products

1 week ago | windowsreport.com | Rishaj Upadhyay

Microsoft’s approach of advertising Copilot by relating it to everything at this point has started causing confusion. Employees have even joked about the company’s naming habits before. Now, a paywalled report by Business Insider suggests that Microsoft’s “Copilot everything” advertisement is drawing criticism from an advertising watchdog. According to the Better Business Bureau’s National Advertising Division (NAD), Microsoft’s use of “Copilot” across all its AI tools may mislead customers.