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4 of the strangest Windows bugs to have ever existed
Winsage
March 27, 2025

4 of the strangest Windows bugs to have ever existed

Copilot was removed from Windows 11 without explanation. A Windows Update notification claimed a PC would restart five hours ago due to daylight saving time adjustments. Windows Phone displayed an error message asking users to insert an installation disk. A bug in the Task Manager can create a ghostly duplicate cursor when dragging the window.
Steam now warns players if Early Access titles haven't been updated for a year
AppWizard
February 7, 2025

Steam now warns players if Early Access titles haven’t been updated for a year

Valve has introduced a feature for Steam Early Access titles that displays a warning message at the top of the developer Q&A section, informing potential buyers of the last update date for the game. This notification appears if it has been more than 12 months since a build was assigned to the 'default' branch in Steamworks or since the developer posted an 'update' type event. The goal is to enhance transparency and communication between developers and players, addressing concerns about abandoned projects in Early Access.
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