Registry tweaks are some real “power user” stuff for Windows. While just about anyone can do them, and they’re often offered up as solutions to weird issues, you’d be unwise to go digging in the ...

CIDR auto-rollbacks in Windows Update will revert faulty drivers without users needing to take any action. Microsoft's Driver Quality plan aims to raise driver standards and includes kernel hardening, ...

PCWorld reports that a Windows 11 update has disabled a popular registry tweak that boosted NVMe SSD performance by 80% IOPS. The tweak exploited a native NVMe driver from Windows Server 2025, which ...