How do you defeat Count Geonor in Path of Exile 2? Count Geonor and his second form, the Putrid Wolf, function as a skill check at the end of Act 1, ensuring that - if you can defeat him - you’ll likely be capable of handling the steep challenges beyond. But you may need a little help, as you might die over and over like we did. Luckily, we’ve beaten him a few times now, and know all the ins and outs of this tough fight. First things first though, you may want to make sure your PoE 2 build is capable of taking him on. For that, you’re going to want to either head on over to our specific build guides for each class, such as the PoE 2 Mercenary, or check out our full-fledged best Path of Exile 2 builds. With the proper setup, you’ll be ready to take on Count Geonor. Continue reading Path of Exile 2 Count Geonor boss guide MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Path of Exile 2 Witch, Path of Exile 2 classes, Path of Exile 2 release date

What are the best Path of Exile 2 builds? While the game is still in early access, we’ve put together the strongest builds we've found so far to get you going in Grinding Gear's massive, often complicated ARPG. There's a lot to learn about Path of Exile 2, so be sure to check out our more specific guides on each of the classes like the Mercenary and the Sorceress, where we’ve also listed all the available skills. Using our PoE 2 builds, you don't have to worry about potentially picking the wrong skills, ascendancies, and passives as we've got you covered from all angles. Continue reading Best Path of Exile 2 builds MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Path of Exile 2 Witch, Path of Exile 2 classes, Path of Exile 2 release date

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Image: Microsoft Microsoft is expanding the testing of its new Recall AI feature to Intel- and AMD-powered Copilot Plus PCs. The software giant first released a preview of Recall on Qualcomm-powered laptops last month, allowing Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel to test the new AI-powered feature. Now Intel and AMD Copilot Plus PCs are getting access in a new build today. Recall takes screenshots of almost everything you do on a Copilot Plus PC to make it searchable and easy to recall a memory or retrace your steps. Microsoft has made the AI experience entirely optional, so you can enable snapshots to find what you were working on previously through natural language search or a scrollable timeline. Image: Microsoft The Recall timeline feature. Much like the experience on Qualcomm Copilot Plus PCs, Windows 11 will download the models for Recall and Click to Do in the background once you install the Dev Channel build. You’ll then need to enable snapshots yourself. You can control what snapshots are saved and delete them based on apps or much like you’d delete browsing history by date. Microsoft also provides a way to exclude apps and websites from Recall, and the feature also automatically detects sensitive information like credit card details, passwords, and personal ID numbers to ensure snapshots are not saved. Microsoft has made a variety of security upgrades to Recall after researchers raised the alarm over the controversial feature. You now need to use Windows Hello to confirm your presence and access snapshots, and it also requires BitLocker and Secure Boot — both of which should be enabled already on a Copilot Plus PC. Click to Do is also part of this Recall testing. Click to Do can recognize text and images in Recall snapshots so you can use AI-powered actions on them like copying text or saving images out of old snapshots. Microsoft is also expanding Click to Do outside of Recall so you can use it to take actions on images and text by summoning it through Windows key + mouse click. Lastly, Microsoft is also introducing its Image Creator and Restyle Image features to the Photos app for Intel- and AMD-powered Copilot Plus PCs. These devices will also get access to Cocreator in Paint today to let you create AI-powered images directly in Paint.