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In the latest installment of our weekly overview, we delve into the most exciting applications, games, and extensions that have graced the Microsoft Store and other platforms for Windows 10 and Windows 11 users over the past week.
This week, Microsoft has acknowledged several new issues, some of which are significant enough to hinder the upgrade to Windows 11’s version 24H2. Among the most pressing concerns is a glitch related to Auto HDR, which may lead to game freezes and color distortions. For those interested in a comprehensive list of these issues, further details are available as usual.
As we continue to curate the best offerings, your input is invaluable. If you’ve come across an app or game released this week that deserves a spotlight, please share your thoughts in the comments or reach out via email.
Discounts This Week
Here’s a curated selection of the most enticing deals currently available. Be sure to explore the Store for a complete array of offers.
Note that some discounts extend beyond a single week. The list below highlights only new apps and games. For ongoing promotions, refer to the previous post in this series.
New or Notably Improved Windows Apps
Start11 (free trial, approximately )
This week saw an update to Start11, the popular start menu and taskbar modifier. A standout feature of this update is the reintroduction of vertical taskbars, a functionality that was removed when Windows 11 launched in 2021. Users can now position the taskbar on the left or right side of the screen, with the Start menu aligning seamlessly with the new layout. Currently available in beta, this feature is expected to roll out as a final release shortly.
USBCopy (approximately )
USBCopy is a handy tool designed to facilitate the copying of files from a designated folder to up to 20 USB devices connected to your computer simultaneously. This application ensures data integrity by verifying that the files have been copied correctly, providing peace of mind for users managing multiple devices.
Best Windows apps this week
Weekly App and Game Highlights
In the latest installment of our weekly overview, we delve into the most exciting applications, games, and extensions that have graced the Microsoft Store and other platforms for Windows 10 and Windows 11 users over the past week.
This week, Microsoft has acknowledged several new issues, some of which are significant enough to hinder the upgrade to Windows 11’s version 24H2. Among the most pressing concerns is a glitch related to Auto HDR, which may lead to game freezes and color distortions. For those interested in a comprehensive list of these issues, further details are available as usual.
As we continue to curate the best offerings, your input is invaluable. If you’ve come across an app or game released this week that deserves a spotlight, please share your thoughts in the comments or reach out via email.
Discounts This Week
Here’s a curated selection of the most enticing deals currently available. Be sure to explore the Store for a complete array of offers.
New or Notably Improved Windows Apps
This week saw an update to Start11, the popular start menu and taskbar modifier. A standout feature of this update is the reintroduction of vertical taskbars, a functionality that was removed when Windows 11 launched in 2021. Users can now position the taskbar on the left or right side of the screen, with the Start menu aligning seamlessly with the new layout. Currently available in beta, this feature is expected to roll out as a final release shortly.
USBCopy is a handy tool designed to facilitate the copying of files from a designated folder to up to 20 USB devices connected to your computer simultaneously. This application ensures data integrity by verifying that the files have been copied correctly, providing peace of mind for users managing multiple devices.
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