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Here's how I update most of my apps with just one command
Winsage
July 24, 2025

Here’s how I update most of my apps with just one command

Users often face challenges in keeping applications updated on Windows, leading to outdated versions and missed features. The Windows Package Manager, or WinGet, simplifies the update process by allowing users to update multiple applications simultaneously through a command-line interface. It is integrated into Windows 10 and 11 and works with about 90% of applications, typically executing updates in a few minutes. To use WinGet, users need to open Terminal as an administrator and run the command PLACEHOLDERddcd0de405f7da24. Some applications may require separate updates, and Microsoft applications can also be updated via the Microsoft Store. If issues arise, users may need to upgrade the WinGet app installer package using the command PLACEHOLDER907cae8359ff2d8e.
Microsoft has been working on CorePC for years, but what is it?
Winsage
June 1, 2025

Microsoft has been working on CorePC for years, but what is it?

CorePC is an initiative by Microsoft aimed at overhauling the existing monolithic NT architecture of Windows, which has been in use since the 1990s. It seeks to implement a modular framework that allows for customized builds tailored to specific user needs, moving away from the "one size fits all" model. CorePC will introduce state separation of OS components on distinct partitions, enhancing security and streamlining updates. The initiative is expected to reduce system bloat and may lead to the revival of Windows-powered smartphones and tablets with better ARM processor integration. An official launch date for CorePC is not yet available, but it is anticipated to be part of the successor to Windows 11.
Microsoft is optimizing Windows 10 update delivery just as it did with Windows 11
BetaBeacon
April 29, 2024

Microsoft is optimizing Windows 10 update delivery just as it did with Windows 11

Microsoft is working on reducing the size of Windows 10 updates to align them closer to the update experience of Windows 11. This initiative includes discarding reverse differentials and has resulted in updates being trimmed by more than 20% in Windows 11 version 22H2. The smaller update sizes will benefit users by reducing bandwidth consumption and installation times, while also helping Microsoft streamline their service delivery.
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