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PC users now reflexively blame Windows updates for problems with their computers. No wonder, as Windows 11 has had a disastrous track record regarding software reliability. However, sometimes ...

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First look: Meta PCs is putting Valve's SteamOS on a regular pre-built desktop gaming PC instead of one of Valve's own devices. The new Steamroller PC uses standard components and relies on SteamOS as ...

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Last month, several Dell users reported that Dell SupportAssist, the company’s device recovery software, was instead causing system crashes, leading to blue screens and reboot loops on Windows 11.

Dell has confirmed that a recent wave of blue screen crashes affecting some of its PCs is not caused by Windows itself, but by a faulty version of the company’s own SupportAssist Remediation software.