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Bun 1.2 Improves Node Compatibility and Adds Postgres Client
Tech Optimizer
April 2, 2025

Bun 1.2 Improves Node Compatibility and Adds Postgres Client

Bun v1.2 has been released, enhancing compatibility with Node.js and introducing a native S3 object storage API and a built-in Postgres client alongside the existing SQLite client. The update focuses on Node.js compatibility, achieving a 90% pass rate on the Node.js test suite for core modules. The team adapted the Node test suite for Bun to address challenges with error message verification. New features include support for the node:http2 module, which offers a 2x speed enhancement, and additional support for node:dgram, node:cluster, and node:zlib. The built-in S3 support allows file operations with a 5x speed improvement over Node.js packages. The new Postgres client includes optimizations such as automatic prepared statements and connection pooling, potentially increasing read speeds by 50% compared to popular Node.js Postgres clients. Bun is developed in Zig and uses WebKit’s JavaScriptCore as its JavaScript engine, with the first version launched in September 2023.
Announcing Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22635.5160 (Beta Channel)
Winsage
March 31, 2025

Announcing Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22635.5160 (Beta Channel)

Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22635.5160 (KB5053654) has been released for the Beta Channel for users on Windows 11, version 23H2. Windows 11, version 24H2 is also available as an optional upgrade for Insiders in the Beta Channel. New features include: - A speech recap feature in Narrator that allows users to track and reference spoken content, with a history of the last 500 strings spoken. Users can access this feature using keyboard shortcuts. - Copilot on Windows can now be launched with Win + C, and users can customize their Copilot key. It includes a press-to-talk feature for voice interaction. - The Windows share window has been enhanced to allow quick editing options for images, including cropping and applying filters. - A new FAQs section has been added to the Settings > System > About page to provide users with quick answers about their PC. Fixes include resolving delays in app icons appearing in the Start menu and updating the logic for desktop app icons to enhance visibility. Known issues include a flashing context menu in the Start menu and a crash issue with Narrator that can be resolved by restarting the PC. Windows Insiders in the Beta Channel will receive updates based on Windows 11, version 23H2 through an enablement package, and features are rolled out gradually using Controlled Feature Rollout technology.
Windows 11's new headline security feature is now in testing — here's how it can help your PC
Winsage
March 31, 2025

Windows 11’s new headline security feature is now in testing — here’s how it can help your PC

Microsoft is rolling out a new feature called quick machine recovery (QMR) to Windows Insiders in the Beta Channel, designed to automatically detect and resolve boot issues directly from the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE). When enabled, QMR identifies and applies fixes for common boot problems, and in case of a critical boot failure, it transitions the device into WinRE, connects to the network, and sends diagnostic data to Microsoft for targeted remediation via Windows Update. This feature will be enabled by default for home users and is available for testing by Windows Insiders. Additionally, Microsoft is introducing a speech recap feature in Narrator, allowing users to track what has been spoken, access live transcriptions, and copy the last spoken phrase using keyboard shortcuts. The speech recap window can display the last 500 strings spoken by Narrator and refreshes each time Narrator starts. Windows 11 Build 26120.3653 includes a streamlined user interface for unexpected restarts, a new way to launch Copilot using Win + C, and the Click to Do feature accessible from the Start menu, which supports multiple languages. Improvements to Windows Share include a visual preview of content and quick image editing options.
Microsoft redesigns Windows 11 24H2's BSOD, drops QR code, frowning face, blue colour
Winsage
March 31, 2025

Microsoft redesigns Windows 11 24H2’s BSOD, drops QR code, frowning face, blue colour

Microsoft is retiring the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) in favor of a new Black Screen of Death in the upcoming Windows 11 24H2 build. The new design features a black background and omits the frowning face, which has raised concerns about clarity. The Black Screen of Death indicates a significant issue requiring a restart but resembles the Windows Update screen, potentially causing confusion. It simplifies the message to “Your device ran into a problem and needs to restart,” reducing the amount of technical information previously provided, which could hinder troubleshooting for IT administrators.
Windows 10 users struggle with several problems after March update
Winsage
March 21, 2025

Windows 10 users struggle with several problems after March update

Many Windows 10 users are experiencing issues with the KB5053606 update, including installation failures with error code 0x80070020, prolonged update processes, and automatic installations despite disabled settings. Users who successfully install the update report problems such as disappearing taskbar icons, reverted desktop customizations, and slowed system performance. In corporate settings, issues include broken user profiles and problems with the print spooler, leading to program crashes and difficulties with Citrix. Microsoft has acknowledged some issues related to Citrix and USB printers but has not provided solutions for the other problems users are facing.
Windows 11 24H2's March update is riddled with failures and crashes
Winsage
March 14, 2025

Windows 11 24H2’s March update is riddled with failures and crashes

Microsoft released update KB5053598 for Windows 11 24H2 to enhance security by addressing critical vulnerabilities. Users are experiencing installation challenges, with common error codes such as 0x800f0993, 0x800F081F, 0x80070032, and 0xC004F211 indicating failures. The installation process often stalls at various percentages, and some users report the update uninstalling itself after reaching nearly complete progress. Additionally, those who successfully install the update face issues like the Blue Screen of Death, booting problems, and disconnections when using Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP). Microsoft has not acknowledged these issues or provided a resolution, and no workarounds are available. Users are advised to roll back the update to restore system stability. The update aimed to address significant security vulnerabilities, including the zero-day flaw CVE-2025-24983.
Latest Windows 11 24H2 update not installing? Here's what you can do
Winsage
November 19, 2024

Latest Windows 11 24H2 update not installing? Here’s what you can do

Windows 11 24H2, launched in October, has encountered issues such as network connectivity problems, malfunctioning keyboard shortcuts, and crashing Office applications, prompting some users to revert to earlier versions. Microsoft released cumulative update KB5046617 to improve stability and fix bugs, but users have faced installation difficulties, receiving error codes like 0x800f0991 or 0x800f0922 during the process. Even when the update appears to install successfully, it may still show a failure in the Windows Update section. Windows 11 continues to attempt the update despite failures, causing frustration. A workaround involves manually installing the update through the Microsoft Update Catalog. If issues persist, users may need to wait for Microsoft to address the errors, with no timeline for a fix currently available.
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