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November 21, 2025

The PC Gamer 2025 Holiday Gift Guide

- Gaming Keyboard: Asus ROG Strix Scope II 96 - Price: (originally ) - Music: The Music of Red Dead Redemption 2 - Price: Not specified - Gaming Headset: Razer BlackShark V2 X - Price: Not specified (originally not specified) - Gaming Mouse: Logitech G502 Lightspeed Wireless - Price: Not specified (originally 0) - Gaming Router: TP-Link Archer GE400 - Price: 0 - Board Game: Various Options - Price: Not specified - Art Book: The Art of Assassin's Creed Shadows - Price: Not specified (originally not specified) - Pins: Mini Stardew Valley Pins - Price: + - USB Hub: Acer USB Hub - Price: Not specified (originally not specified) - Cookbook: The Elder Scrolls: The Official Cookbook - Price: Not specified (originally not specified) - Mug: The Sims Custom Personality Traits Mug - Price: .49+ - Toy: Fidget Cube - Price: Not specified (originally not specified) - RGB Lighting: LED Strip Lights - Price: Not specified (originally not specified) - Manga: Elden Ring: The Road to the Erdtree - Price: Not specified (originally not specified) - Lamp: Assassin's Creed Infinity Light - Price: Not specified - Art: Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Print - Price: + - Accessory: The Sims Plumbob Headphone Attachment - Price: .38 - Stickers: Elden Ring Stickers - Price: + - Speakers: Logitech Z313 - Price: Not specified - Mouse Pad: Razer Gigantus V2 XXL Gengar Edition - Price: Not specified - Controller: GameSir G7 Pro - Price: Not specified - Books: Assassin's Creed Book Collection - Price: Not specified (originally not specified) - Toy/Decor: Hollow Knight Building Set - Price: Not specified - Desk Accessory: Cloud Foot Rest - Price: Not specified (originally not specified) - SSD: SSK Portable 1TB SSD - Price: Not specified - Wall Art: Displate: Lunar Princess Ranni - Price: + - Plush: Hollow Knight: Silksong Hornet Plush - Price: + - Lamp: Frostmourne Resin Lamp - Price: Not specified - Microphone: HyperX SoloCast - Price: Not specified (originally not specified) - Gaming Headset: Logitech G733 Lightspeed - Price: 5 (originally 0) - Gaming Monitor: LG UltraGear 27GS50F-B - Price: 7 - Gaming Chair: Secretlab Titan Evo - Price: 9 - PC Case: Pyramid Mini-ITX PC Case - Price: (originally ) - Gaming Headset: SteelSeries Arctis Nova 7 - Price: 0 (originally 0) - Soundtrack: World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King Soundtrack - Price: Not specified - Music: Hero of Time: The Music of Ocarina of Time - Price: Not specified (originally not specified) - Music: Hollow Knight Original Soundtrack - Price: Not specified - Board Game: Munchkin Deluxe - Price: Not specified - Board Game: Sherlock Holmes Consulting Detective - Bureau of Investigation: Investigations in Arkham & Elsewhere - Price: Not specified (originally not specified) - Card Game: Magic: The Gathering Fallout Commander Deck - Price: Not specified (originally not specified) - D&D: Hollow Metal D&D Dice Set - Price: Not specified - Board Game: Marvel X-Men Dice Throne - Price: Not specified

Winsage

November 16, 2025

Microsoft’s Windows 11 AI backlash proves users want 2015 software with 2025 security

Microsoft is facing significant user dissatisfaction with Windows 11 due to core functionality issues, particularly following the KB5066835 update that compromised the Windows Recovery Environment. This update caused mouse and keyboard operations to fail for many users, coinciding with the discontinuation of free security updates for Windows 10. Users are frustrated with the introduction of AI features, such as the Recall AI, which raises privacy concerns and cannot be fully removed. Feedback indicates a desire for a more reliable operating system, akin to Windows 10, without disruptive AI elements. Recent updates have also introduced regressions affecting developers and peripheral functionality, leading to doubts about Microsoft's prioritization of user needs. Historically, Microsoft has responded to user backlash by making adjustments, but the current situation highlights a disconnect between the company's AI ambitions and user expectations for stability and reliability.

Winsage

November 11, 2025

Secret setting hints haptic feedback coming to Windows 11 UI

Microsoft is set to introduce haptic feedback features to Windows 11, allowing the mouse or touchpad to vibrate in response to user interface actions, such as snapping windows into place. A hidden setting for this feature has been found in the latest Beta and Dev builds of Windows (build number 26220.7070), enabling users to activate haptic feedback for select UI functions and adjust vibration intensity. The settings can be accessed under Bluetooth & Devices -> Mouse in the Settings app, although they are currently non-functional. The interface includes a toggle switch for "Haptic signals" and a slider for adjusting vibration strength. While the feature is not yet operational, it is expected to enhance user experience when using the Windows Snap feature. Several Windows laptops and standalone mice already support haptic technology, making them likely candidates for this new feature. The timeline for full implementation remains uncertain. Users can access the hidden settings using the ViveTool utility, but the functionality is not yet available.

AppWizard

October 31, 2025

Save $70 on my absolute favorite gaming headset, which connects to PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC all at once.

The Logitech Astro A50 X wireless gaming headset is currently available at a discounted price of 9.99 on Amazon, marking the lowest price since April 2023. The headset features 40mm Pro G Graphene audio drivers, supports advanced audio technologies such as Dolby Atmos, Windows Sonic, and 3D audio on the PS5, and includes a microphone with a 16-bit, 42kHz sampling rate. Its standout Playsync feature allows users to switch between multiple audio streams seamlessly, and it can connect to PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC via a charging base. Logitech claims the headset can deliver up to 24 hours of continuous use.

AppWizard

October 28, 2025

Save $40 on this Logitech wireless gaming mouse for right and left-handed gamers

The Logitech G Pro 2 wireless gaming mouse is currently available on Amazon at a 33% discount, saving customers . The mouse features a symmetrical design with customizable magnetic side buttons for both left and right-handed users. It is equipped with a 44K DPI sensor, Lightforce optical switches, a maximum acceleration of up to 88g, and an IPS rating exceeding 888IPS. Logitech claims a battery life of 95 hours based on continuous movement testing. The current price is .99, down from an original MSRP of 9.99, and it is available in white, black, and magenta color variants.

Winsage

October 21, 2025

Microsoft to release emergency fix for recent Windows 11 update

Microsoft is preparing to release an emergency update in response to significant disruptions caused by the recent Windows 11 update, KB5066835, which introduced critical bugs affecting many devices. Users have reported issues such as failure in localhost HTTP/2 connections, inability for locally hosted applications to connect to the network, malfunctioning Logitech hardware, non-responsive mouse and keyboard in the Windows Recovery Environment, and File Explorer documents failing to open in the Preview pane due to a false security alert. Microsoft is working on a patch and advises users to check for updates, which may take up to 48 hours to be available to all. Windows 11 now holds nearly 50% of the market share, while Windows 10, which is unsupported, has a 40% market share.

Winsage

October 19, 2025

Microsoft Confirms Emergency Update For Millions Of Windows Users

Microsoft's latest mandatory security update for Windows 11, KB5066835, has caused significant disruptions, including inoperable localhost connections and multiple installation failures. Users are experiencing issues with locally hosted applications, and the update has also affected certain Logitech peripherals and mouse and keyboard functionality in the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE). Microsoft has acknowledged these problems and plans to release an emergency fix within 48 hours. A regression in the kernel-mode HTTP server (HTTP.sys) is responsible for the localhost connectivity issues, particularly impacting Internet Information Services (IIS). Users are advised against seeking online troubleshooting solutions, as they have proven ineffective, and some have found risky temporary workarounds.

Winsage

October 18, 2025

Microsoft confirms Windows 11 KB5066835 issues. Localhost, File Explorer preview, install errors

Microsoft has acknowledged that the Windows 11 update KB5066835 is causing significant disruptions, particularly affecting localhost (127.0.0.1) HTTP/2 connections, preventing locally hosted applications from connecting to the network. Installation of the October 2025 Patch Tuesday update may fail due to error codes including 0x800f0922, 0x800f0983, 0x800f081f, 0x80071a2d, and 0x800f0991. A bug is obstructing File Explorer's document previews in the Preview pane, citing security concerns. Compatibility issues have arisen with certain Logitech peripherals, rendering them non-functional, and users are reporting unresponsive mouse and keyboard inputs in the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE). Despite being a mandatory security update, KB5066835 has introduced features like repositioning on-screen volume indicators and enhancing File Explorer's context menu loading speed, but these enhancements have disrupted critical functionalities. Microsoft is rolling out an emergency patch to resolve localhost-related problems, which may take over 48 hours to appear. A workaround for localhost issues involves modifying the Windows Registry to disable HTTP/2. File Explorer's preview issue can be addressed by unblocking files using PowerShell or modifying the registry. Logitech's specialized features have stopped working for some users, and keyboard and mouse inputs are unresponsive in WinRE after the update. Users can disable WinRE and replace the WinRE image as a potential fix, but this is recommended only for IT administrators.

AppWizard

October 7, 2025

I tested Secretlab’s new pro gamer gaming chair armrests and somehow I still haven’t won a tournament

The Secretlab InfinitePrecision Armrest features a smooth height adjustment mechanism with a digital display indicating its precise height, designed for professional gamers. It is compatible with the Secretlab Titan Evo gaming chairs and replaces the standard armrests. The armrests can be adjusted in height from approximately 170mm to 245mm and allow for width adjustments and angle twisting. The package includes two armrests, mounting plates, bolts, hex-key wrenches, and batteries for the digital displays. However, practical issues include insufficient lowering for certain desks, forward-positioned mounting arms, and obscured displays when pads are adjusted inward. The build quality is robust, and adjustments feel precise, but the lack of a digital readout for chair height limits effectiveness.

AppWizard

October 6, 2025

Today’s Android app deals and freebies: Down in Bermuda, Ramen Sensei, Legends of Heropolis, more

Price reductions on Google Play include popular games like Down in Bermuda, The Ramen Sensei, Legends of Heropolis DX, and LIMBO. An official Prime Day discount is available on the Haze color Google TV Streamer 4K. The Logitech MX Master 4 is now at its first promotional price, and the Motorola Razr Ultra flip phone is being offered at its lowest price ever.