Windows PCs with outdated certificates will stop receiving security updates. Microsoft says the certificates used by Windows Update services must be replaced periodically so devices can keep getting monthly updates. The issue affects Windows PCs on older versions of Windows, while Windows 11 25H2 and later already have the latest certificates. Affected users should check Microsoft’s guidance and update their devices as needed.
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Memtest86+ 9.0 now supports ARM64 devices, including Snapdragon X laptops and Raspberry Pi boards. The update also adds new RowHammer and memory bus stress tests, plus USB reports. Windows PC users who want to check for bad RAM or memory-related instability can use the updated tool to test affected systems.
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Microsoft is not patching some older Windows Server versions, and a small security firm is stepping in with new fixes for a dangerous security vulnerability. The 0patch service says the updates are for several dead Windows Server editions, which still remain exposed if they are not covered by Microsoft support. Users running those older servers should apply the available 0patch updates now.
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A new NvidiaWatch tracker site monitors hundreds of GPU driver bugs. It is aimed at the Nvidia community and could help Windows PC users follow driver issues that may affect graphics performance or stability. Readers who use Nvidia GPUs can check the tracker to see whether a bug they are hitting is already listed.
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