Google Play Store will soon display gaming achievements on game listings. Users will be able to view earned achievements for a specific title directly on the game's page, making it easier to track progress and view the rarity of each achievement.
Platforms like Yourmodule allow users to create apps without coding skills. Yourmodule offers a user-friendly interface, customization options, and useful features such as push notifications. Users can select from various templates and utilize drag-and-drop tools for app development. The platform provides scalability and support resources, making it accessible for entrepreneurs and small business owners. The app creation process is streamlined for ease of use, allowing users to preview their app before publishing it on the Google Play Store.
Windows 11 installation and updates require adequate free space on the hard drive or solid-state drive. Users may encounter a "Setup needs space to update Windows 11" message due to insufficient disk space. To resolve this, users can take several steps to free up space:
1. Use Disk Cleanup: Access Disk Cleanup by searching for it in the Windows 11 Search bar, select the C drive, and clean up unnecessary files.
2. Disable Page file and Hibernation: Temporarily disable the Page file and Hibernation to create additional space.
3. Delete System Restore Points and disable System Protection: Open the System Restore tool, assess the usage of restore points, and delete or disable them if they occupy excessive space.
4. Delete unused or inactive profiles: Remove any user profiles that are no longer in use to free up space.
5. Miscellaneous steps: Empty the Recycle Bin, delete temporary files, and uninstall unused programs to reclaim more space.
To free up 10 GB of space, users can delete non-essential files or transfer data to external storage. The error message "We can’t tell if your PC has enough space to continue installing Windows 11" indicates insufficient disk space, which can be resolved by deleting junk files and uninstalling unnecessary programs.
Microsoft has updated its Windows Health Dashboard to highlight a known issue affecting users of classic Windows 10, specifically those on version 22H2 with recent updates. Users may experience difficulties logging into Azure Virtual Desktop, particularly if they have installed the July 2024 non-security updates (KB5040525) and later. Symptoms include systems hanging on a black screen for 10 to 30 minutes, failures in single sign-on for applications like Teams and Outlook, and network connectivity issues in various Office applications. The problem is caused by a deadlock between the Azure Active Directory broker and the AppX deployment service. This issue primarily affects enterprise environments using FSLogix user profile containers and does not significantly impact regular users of Windows 10 Home, Pro, and Education editions. Microsoft is investigating and will provide further updates. Additionally, Microsoft announced pricing for the Extended Security Program for consumers who wish to continue using Windows 10 beyond its end-of-support date in October 2024, which will incur an additional cost for twelve months of security updates.
The Samsung Gaming Hub app is being updated to version 7.1.02.4 through the Galaxy Store to ensure compatibility with the upcoming One UI 7, which is based on Android 15. This update prepares the app for a smooth transition to the new interface and addresses issues from the previous version while enhancing overall functionality. Users can check for updates in the Galaxy Store or via a third-party app link. Samsung plans to unveil One UI 7 for developers by the end of the year, with a stable update expected alongside the Galaxy S25 series launch next year, and a Beta Program anticipated to start in November 2024.