Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://eevb.net/video/dzesjy2Mlvc.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter BIG NEWS For Windows Users! [UZMPtd1liqL] Health Updated on August 05, 2026 EDT — Published on August 05, 2026 EDT This is a BIG NEWS for Windows Users! Microsoft has finally noticed how bad Windows has become in 2026, and they are now taking many steps to improve it. First they are removing Copilot from apps like Photos and Notepad, which is nice. Plus. you will also be able to place the taskbar on the top or the sides of your screen. Next, the entire UI is being redesigned to feel faster, notifications will be less annoying, and driver support should improve as well. On top of that, Windows Setup is getting simpler, RAM usage is being reduced, File Explorer should get faster, and most importantly, the Search feature might finally start working properly. Thank God for that! When it comes to updates, Windows updates can now be paused indefinitely, so this won’t happen. And yeah, Microsoft is also aiming for a single monthly reboot instead of multiple restarts. All of these changes are expected to roll out this year only so we’ll not have to wait a lot, but, why do you think Windows realised their mistake Tim Cook's tweet? God Knows! Subscribe to @beebomco for more useful tech shorts! O03hL6DrxvO HgRKvsjP9Bv 0ELCn5BsuoZ 1HD43yG891w hwtRJWhwien
This is a BIG NEWS for Windows Users! Microsoft has finally noticed how bad Windows has become in 2026, and they are now taking many steps to improve it. First they are removing Copilot from apps like Photos and Notepad, which is nice. Plus. you will also be able to place the taskbar on the top or the sides of your screen. Next, the entire UI is being redesigned to feel faster, notifications will be less annoying, and driver support should improve as well. On top of that, Windows Setup is getting simpler, RAM usage is being reduced, File Explorer should get faster, and most importantly, the Search feature might finally start working properly. Thank God for that! When it comes to updates, Windows updates can now be paused indefinitely, so this won’t happen. And yeah, Microsoft is also aiming for a single monthly reboot instead of multiple restarts. All of these changes are expected to roll out this year only so we’ll not have to wait a lot, but, why do you think Windows realised their mistake Tim Cook's tweet? God Knows! Subscribe to @beebomco for more useful tech shorts! O03hL6DrxvO HgRKvsjP9Bv 0ELCn5BsuoZ 1HD43yG891w hwtRJWhwien