Robin D. Persaud

The team and I have spent the past several months analyzing feedback from the community. What came through was the voice of people who care deeply about Windows and want it to be better. Read this blog post to learn more about what we're doing in response as we look to raise the bar on Windows 11 quality. Please keep the feedback coming, to help us shape the future of Windows together. blogs.windows.com/windows-inside…

@BasicAppleGuy Black. Less of a distraction, and will hide grime better than a white keyboard. Those who have had to tend to fleets of laptops and keyboards know what I'm talking about!

Team Black Key Caps or Team White Key Caps? ⚫️⚪️

@MaxellCorp @amazonca

@TheRobinDP @amazonca It will!!!

Maxell has a new Cassette Player coming out… 🤯 let’s break it down : - Headphone Jack AND Bluetooth ✨ - Rechargeable ⚡️ - Clip for walkin’ and rockin’ 🤘 ~COMING SOON~

Microsoft says the March Windows 11 update breaks sign-ins with Microsoft accounts across multiple Microsoft apps, including Teams and OneDrive. bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft…

@brockpierson 100%! Another happy GetRight customer here.

Might be a bit of a deep cut here, but did anyone else use GetRight or any other "download manager" back in the day?

@cyber_razz Wow. At some places I have worked, that would raise serious red flags - the employee might not pass probation.

I watched a new hire set up access to a Linux server. He opened a terminal. He typed ssh-keygen. He pressed Enter for the default location. He pressed Enter for a blank passphrase. He pressed Enter again to confirm. He then typed ssh-copy-id user@server. He typed his password. He was done. I asked him if he enjoyed generating tickets for the security team or just hated having a secure backup. He looked confused and said that's how he always did it. I asked him if he knew what a passphrase was for. He said it was annoying to type. I told him that without a passphrase, his private key is just a text file. If his laptop is stolen, the attacker has the keys to the kingdom, no brute force needed. I forced him to generate a new ED25519 key with a strong passphrase, add it to ssh-agent, and configure his shell to auto-start the agent so he only types it once per session.

@BlueJays @DunedinBlueJays Nobody: Blue Jays:

All smiles after a shutout 😃 #SpringTraining

@HumansNoContext Older.

You may be old, but are you this old? 🤔

@MLB @Ihatewinter2026 Would love a copy for the Xbox Series X. Good luck, everyone!

MLB The Show '26 is HERE 😤 We're celebrating the release by giving away FREE codes! Repost and reply for your chance to win a copy for your console 🎮

@Maryambutt56_ Neither.

Who is right? Boy or Girl?? 🤔

Microsoft pulls Samsung app blocking Windows C: drive from Store bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft… bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft…

@Daniel_Rubino @DankelInYoFace Don't waste your breath on him, Dan. I just blocked.

…yet every reply you make is just you re‑explaining your own experience like it’s some universal truth. I’m discussing an actual product with actual data. You’re treating your anecdote like scripture. I assume that's because you can't actually engage substantively and instead go with MCS. So, I'll try again: Reviews for the HP OmniBook 5 14: TechRadar: 4/5 Windows Central: 4.5/5 PCMag: 4/5 PCWord: 4/5 Notebookcheck: 86% CNET: 8.5/10 Amazon user reviews (131): 4.5/5 Why is this a bad laptop? Not for YOU, but for those who prefer Windows?

I’ve used windows all my life, please step aside, MacBook Neo clears easily, MacBook m5 clears easily either way, get your programmes efficient and maybe we’ll talk again, Ya’ll love cheap plastic running like shit and sounding like an airplane 🤡

@WindowsLatest Jeez, Microsoft. Hire a professional photographer for a day!

Microsoft appears to be using AI slop to promote Windows 11 features that don’t look real. Yes, it looks like Microsoft’s marketing team can’t even capture a screenshot in Windows 11 to promote a basic feature like the Snipping Tool or the desktop. Microsoft proudly says the AI-slop screenshot of Windows 11 was generated using Copilot. In the image, the UI feels off, the details also don’t line up, and some of the so-called features don’t even look like the real UI of Windows 11. That’s the bigger problem with AI-generated marketing. That said, I wouldn’t be surprised if this is partly a marketing strategy to promote Copilot itself 🤷‍♂️

Microsoft confirmed it received reports of users losing access to the C: drive and experiencing app failures after installing the Windows 11 March 2026 Update. However, it turns out the symptoms were caused by an issue in the Samsung Galaxy Connect app, not Windows Updates. “While the reports coincided with the timing of the March Patch Tuesday updates, our investigation confirmed the issue is not caused by the current or previous Windows monthly updates,” Microsoft said. Moreover, some AI-generated reports on the internet claim that the March 2026 Update causes BSODs and reboot loops on certain PCs. However, it appears those publications relied on AI summaries of a handful of forum posts, and the update itself appears to be safe. Microsoft says it is not aware of any major issues with the March 2026 Update, and we have not encountered any significant bugs in our own tests either. Do not uninstall the Windows update due to false reports. It contains important security fixes.

@ivandemigoal Patrick Roy.

Age yourself by naming an NHL goalie you grew up watching. I’ll start: Carey Price.

Asian at grocery

Don't stretch columns in Excel.

By Sayan Sen - Microsoft has released an emegency hotpatch update against a critical network security vulnerability under KB5084597 for Windows 11 25H2 and 24H2. #Microsoft #Windows11 neowin.net/news/kb5084597…