Game Mode for Windows 10 showed up in a recent Windows Insider build as a checkbox you can enable and disable, but what does it do exactly?

What is Safe Mode in Windows 11/10 & different types of Safe Mode - like Safe Mode, Safe Mode with Networking or with Command Prompt? Let's see here!

Microsoft’s Windows 10 in S Mode is supposed to be faster, more efficient, and more secure. In my opinion, however, it’s just way too limited to fit my workflow. Too many of my apps aren’t ...

I'm also seeing conflicting information about how if you switch out of S Mode, you can't run 64 bit apps: does this mean you only get a license for 32 bit Windows? I saw this mentioned in one line ...

Microsoft's Windows 10 S system, introduced less than a year ago, will now be a mode in every version of Windows.

If Windows 11 isn't performing as it should, then you can diagnose things by booting the operating system into Safe Mode. Here's how to do just that.

Microsoft is planning a new “S Mode” for Windows 10 Home, Enterprise, and Pro versions of the operating system.