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A new Windows 11 update has broken a core feature of Windows Hello, and privacy-focused people are not happy about it.

Windows 11’s new update is breaking facial recognition logins with Windows Hello, and also simply failing to install.

Secure and durable laptops with cutting-edge AI enhancements, designed to streamline every task and empower SMBs and ...

It may not be as achingly desirable as the MacBook, but the Zenbook A14 holds most of the key ingredients and is great value for money ...

The Dell Inspiron 14 is a general-purpose laptop for basic home and productivity tasks with a solid display for everyday use ...

Windows 11 update KB5055523 causes issues with Windows Hello facial recognition. Infrared face scans are impacted by the ...

We have seen many business laptops come and go, and they seem to be much of a muchness, but the new HP Elitebook Ultra G1q looks to be something different ...

Windows 11 KB5055523 won't install for some users due to 0x80070306, 0x800f0905, and 0x800704ec. Plus, Windows Hello won't ...

We test one of the first Snapdragon X-based notebooks. The Asus Vivobook 16 X1607QA is one of the first batches of notebooks ...

While $700 might not sound that cheap for a laptop, the details matter because this Vivobook 14 is more than just an ...

It offers a vivid display, strong performance, and sleek design—ideal for daily use, though slightly pricey and lacks a ...