Windows tests long-awaited changes to Start, Share, and Search
Microsoft released two test builds of Windows 11, making changes to some of its fundamental apps and interfaces like the Start menu, its Share interface, and Search.
Did Microsoft just try to gaslight us? The tech giant has seemingly backtracked on changes to the account sign-in experience.
Despite a support document and an Outlook notification claiming account setting defaults would change, Microsoft has said no ...
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8 Microsoft Word Add-Ins to Boost Your Productivity
Microsoft Word is a versatile tool for writing, editing, and formatting documents. While it's powerful on its own, you can ...
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Windows 10 Update KB5051974 Causing Start Menu Issues: What You Need to Know
The latest cumulative update, KB5051974, for Windows 10 has sparked widespread reports of issues with the Start Menu. Many ...
Windows 10 End of Support and Life – What you need to know
What does it mean for you when Microsoft ends support for Windows 10? Here is what you need to know about Windows 10 end of ...
What's the difference between Windows and ChromeOS?
However, Windows and ChromeOS are distinct in how they work and the functionality they can offer you as the end user. Whether ...
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7 ancient apps you can still use in Windows 11
In fact, many applications that are over two decades old remain fully functional on Microsoft's latest operating system, ...
5 ways to fix OneDrive’s worst annoyances on Windows
To force Office apps to stop saving documents to OneDrive by default, open an Office app (like Word), click “File” on the ...
Don’t want to be hacked? These 10 simple security tweaks keep you safe
Antivirus software is a must-have for any PC. Thankfully, you don’t have to go out of your way to get one anymore because all ...
Microsoft: Owning The AI Stack Helps To Counter The DeepSeek Threat
Microsoft’s AI integration strengthens its position. Read why MSFT stock remains a solid buy despite the impact of DeepSeek’s ...