Microsoft, Windows 10
New Microsoft Update Warning—Millions Of Windows PC Owners Need To Pay
The clear issue here is that within the 400 million soon-to-be obsolete PCs that cannot make the TPM-compliant move to Windows 11, will be many users who can’t afford a new machine and perhaps are most likely to balk at the $30 Microsoft stipend to continue security support for a strictly one year only extension.
Haven’t upgraded to Windows 11 yet? Microsoft is doubling down on its efforts to persuade Windows 10 users to make the leap.
In about two weeks, we’re going to get December’s Patch Tuesday, which means it’ll be time for Microsoft to ship out a new ...
Next year, your old but still functional Windows 10 PC will no longer receive monthly security updates. Here's how to find ...
To go back to Windows 10 on an unsupported Windows 11 device, follow these steps: Right-click on the Start menu and select ...
Microsoft has announced a change, rolling out soon, that could see millions of passwords replaced for Windows 11 users—here’s ...
Microsoft confirms that the Windows 11 24H2 update is giving users a real headache with various problems including trashing ...
This week, Files received a new update. Version 3.8 arrived with tab improvements, alternate data stream support (you can now ...
Microsoft insists you to use a Microsoft account when setting up a brand-new Windows PC, but what if you don’t want to?
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