See and and for details.Īuto HDR requires an HDR monitor and is supported on titles using the DirectX 11 or later API.ĭirectStorage requires API adoption by games. Requires Windows 10/11 (with updates) excludes S mode and ARM devices. Game catalog varies over time, by region, and by device.
PCs that have been running previous versions of Windows must do a full reset of the Windows 11 operating system for the feature to work. In order to keep you as safe as possible, you must start with a fresh system.
Only available on the latest version of Windows 11. Some layouts only available based on display resolution and scale settings.ĭuring the device support period provided by the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM). Narrator natural voices availability varies by market: See Appendix A: Supported languages and voices. US English only for live captions, and voice access. Requires Windows PC with microphone capability. Features and app availability may vary by region. “We are also examining ways in which to help alleviate some of the costs incurred by students and staff affected by this incident,” a statement from the university read.Ĭampus security is conducting a preliminary investigation into the robberies before the case will be handed over to Saskatoon police.Screens simulated. The university said Saturday an arrest was made following the robberies a few weeks ago and that crews will be installing new cameras, improving lighting and increasing patrols in the area. That happened around three to four months ago,” said PhD student Jebunnessa Chapola. Somebody broke my car’s window and stole my GPS. “Luckily my car has been saved today, but last time my car was victim. The smash-and-grab incident was the second series of robberies in the lot in as many weeks, and according to one resident, at least the fifth incident in the last two years. This happened to me about three months ago,” said Isaac Asiamah, who paid $1,000 to fix his car the last time thieves targeted the parking lot. Windows were shattered and broken glass littered the entire parking lot.
The students, who live in the towers located near Cumberland Avenue and 14th Street East, awoke Saturday morning to find around 50 vehicles were broken into. Students living in the University of Saskatchewan’s McEown Park are sick of waking up and seeing their car windows smashed.
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