WhatsApp’s Windows app is quietly eating over 1.2GB of RAM thanks to a WebView2 wrapper. Here’s why it happens and how to fix it on older or low-spec machines.
Tag: Windows
Windows 11 Microsoft Account Bypass: What Still Works in 2026
Microsoft keeps closing the doors on local accounts in Windows 11 — but some paths still exist. Here’s what works, what’s been patched out, and what your options are in 2026.
SprySOCKS Windows Malware: Threats, Detection & Defence
FishMonger’s SprySOCKS backdoor has crossed from Linux to Windows — with kernel-level stealth and 30+ commands. Here’s what defenders need to know right now.
Microsoft Defender RoguePlanet Vulnerability: What You Need to Know
CVE-2026-50656 — codenamed RoguePlanet — is a zero-day privilege escalation flaw in Microsoft Defender that can hand attackers full SYSTEM control. Here’s the full breakdown.
Excel Functional Programming Analogy: Spreadsheets as Code
Excel formulas have secretly been functional programming all along. Pure functions, immutable cells, and data pipelines — here’s how your spreadsheet maps to real coding concepts.
Windows Dual Boot Setup: Run Windows 11 + Linux on One PC
Want two operating systems on one PC? Our Windows dual boot setup guide covers partitioning, bootloader config, and data isolation — everything you need to get started safely.
How to Create a Windows 11 Bootable USB with Media Creation Tool
Need to reinstall or repair Windows? Here’s exactly how to build a Windows 11 bootable USB using Microsoft’s official Media Creation Tool — no experience required.
Windows 11 Storage Cleanup: Reclaim 10–20 GB Right Now
Windows 11 quietly hoards gigabytes in old update caches, temp files, and pre-installed apps. Here’s how to reclaim up to 20 GB safely and keep your PC running fast.
Windows 11 Keyboard Shortcuts: Use PowerToys to Remember Them All
Stop forgetting Windows 11 keyboard shortcuts. PowerToys’ Shortcut Guide gives you a context-aware overlay that makes every shortcut discoverable in seconds.
Windows 11 TPM 2.0 Requirement: Why It Matters and What to Do
TPM 2.0 is mandatory for Windows 11 — but why? We break down Microsoft’s reasoning, which older PCs can be made to work, and the security risks of bypassing it.
