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 It's hard to believe we're already into October with the iPhone 16 launch behind us, but there's lots more still to come from Apple this year on both the hardware and software fronts.
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Why you should trust us: It's in our name: PCWorld. We've been reviewing laptops for over 40 years, with exacting standards applied to all facets of the user experience, from performance benchmarks to features to the rigors of daily use. Our experts know their stuff and have curated a comprehensive list of the best laptops for college students, with their particular needs in mind.
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Updated October 4, 2024: We replaced the Best Battery Life pick
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Windows 11 24H2 marks the official death of WordPad along with several other features that have been removed in the update. (The 24H2 update is currently being rolled out. Learn more about when you'll get it in our article breaking down its release schedule.)
You'll likely be better off switching to other free apps such as LibreOffice, but it just won't be the same. If you find that you still prefer WordPad and want to keep using it, here's a method you can use.
How to get WordPad back in Windows 11
It's not that difficult to bring WordPad back to Windows 11. All you need is the appropriate files from an older version of Windows before 24H2, one that still supports WordPad. (The folder for WordPad should still be present in 24H2 but without wordpad.exe.)
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