At some point after rebooting one of my systems today Windows enabled the Drag Tray feature... which nearly caused a big **** up in my work flow as I was trying to do something else when the panel unexpectedly popped up over what I was doing... really not cool.
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Silly me, my system is now updated to 25H2.
Don't ask...
It says 25H2 under the Windows Specifications, though I can see why I was a little confused,
as in the Update History in the Windows Update section, the last 'obvious' mention of it is 23H2.
I guess it must have been part of the .NET Framework Preview Update and subsequent updates I made earlier this month.
Don't ask...
It says 25H2 under the Windows Specifications, though I can see why I was a little confused,
as in the Update History in the Windows Update section, the last 'obvious' mention of it is 23H2.
I guess it must have been part of the .NET Framework Preview Update and subsequent updates I made earlier this month.
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I am finding it useful that the Windows 11 feature for dynamic lighting is being supported, somewhat, by certain manufacturers. Either built in to the OS, or in the case of my MSI GPU, a very small download to the nadd the function to Windows, not needing their Mystic Lights...
From what I have read, so far, it seems Corsair are holding out at this point and not providing such functions, without their iCue. I'll just get used to having 2 sticks of rainbow Dominator memory or use some black tape.
Gigabyte, in the above, is the motherboard with attached strip lighting.
From what I have read, so far, it seems Corsair are holding out at this point and not providing such functions, without their iCue. I'll just get used to having 2 sticks of rainbow Dominator memory or use some black tape.
Gigabyte, in the above, is the motherboard with attached strip lighting.
Im guessing this is a new thing with 25h2
Yea i do, had a google and seems to be a wide spread issue. Strange never came across it before on the same system, some report 24h2 does not have this issue.
Rufus also fixed it
What was the actual fix that Rufus applied? Did it just copy some drivers over to the USB stick?
In all honesty, I have no idea. Just saw it recommended