Mayank Parmar is the Editor-in-Chief at WindowsLatest.com. He specializes in decoding technology for the masses, with a focus on Microsoft, software, AI and machine learning, and cybersecurity. His insightful work has been featured in prominent outlets such as CNN, Forbes, and BleepingComputer.
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Microsoft has released Windows 11 KB5124008 and KB5122880 cumulative updates for versions 25H2/24H2 and 23H2 to fix security vulnerabilities, bugs, and add new features.
By: Mayank Parmar
Microsoft has just released its September 2026 Patch Tuesday updates, with the movable taskbar being the talk of the town, but there's more to the
By: Mayank Parmar
Microsoft is adding new age-awareness APIs to Windows 11 that will allow apps to determine whether someone is a child, teenager, or adult without exposing their exact date of birth.
By: Mayank Parmar
Windows (or Windows 11) has more than 200 documented keyboard shortcuts, but one of its strangest isn't even listed on Microsoft's main Windows shortcuts page, and that is Ctrl + Alt + Shift + Win + L.
By: Mayank Parmar
September 2026 Patch Tuesday update , it once again reminded us that the Secure Boot certificate update is still being rolled out. The company says it'll continue to release Secure Boot updates, even though the first certificate deadlines have already passed, and the second major deadline is in October 2026.
By: Mayank Parmar
mandatory Windows 11 update has finally removed WMIC , one of the tools that ransomware abused. You might have never heard of WMIC if you never worked in an enterprise environment, but the risk wasn't limited to businesses. Regular consumers could also be affected if WMIC was installed on their PCs.
By: Mayank Parmar
There's no denying that Bluetooth on Windows is a hot mess, and we've all had those moments where connections are unstable or Bluetooth simply disappears like it never existed. Microsoft is aware of most of the issues, and it's rolling out a big update that addresses several problems with Bluetooth.
By: Mayank Parmar
supposed to be one of the year's best updates, at least on paper. It restored Windows 10-era features, including a movable taskbar and a resizable Start menu, but unfortunately, it's causing issues on some PCs. Microsoft has confirmed two known bugs, is investigating a third issue, and reports point to two other unconfirmed problems.
By: Mayank Parmar
On September 8, Microsoft rolled out its monthly Patch Tuesday updates with hundreds of security fixes, and KB5124008 is the update rolling out to systems with Windows 11 25H2 or 24H2.
By: Mayank Parmar
Windows 11 KB5129195 is rolling out now, and it addresses multiple critical issues we found in our tests, including a bug that broke audio on some PCs. Microsoft told me today's emergency update downloads automatically on all PCs, and it also includes additional security protections against an “elevation of privilege” vulnerability.
