Windows 11 just got update that fixes annoying gaming bug — and adds these features By Malcolm McMillan published 30 November 22 The latest Windows 11 build gives us a peek at what features to expect in Moment 2
Microsoft partnering with 'major US retailer' for Surface repair network expansion By Malcolm McMillan published 15 November 22 Microsoft announced that it will be expanding its authorized repair network, partnering with a major US retailer for the expansion in early 2023.
How to resize an image for sharing online By David Crookes published 3 November 22 If your pictures are too large to post or email then learn how to resize an image for sharing online while ensuring they retain their quality.
Microsoft Surface Pro 9: Reasons to buy and skip By Alex Wawro published 24 October 22 The new Microsoft Surface Pro 9 is a minor but meaningful upgrade over last year's model, but whether it's right for you depends (in part) on these key factors.
Microsoft has plans to make an Xbox mobile games store — and that's a big deal By Andy Sansom last updated 21 October 22 From scrutiny of the $68.7 billion Activision Blizzard acquisition, Microsoft has explained its plans for a dedicated Xbox mobile games store.
Xbox Series X review By Roland Moore-Colyer published 19 October 22 Editor's Choice Our Xbox Series X review tells you why it's the ultimate Xbox you really should go out and buy.
Microsoft Surface Pro 9 vs Surface Pro 8: Here’s the biggest upgrades By Alex Wawro last updated 19 October 22 Here's a breakdown of the biggest new features of Microsoft's Surface Pro 9 compared to the Surface Pro 8. Little has changed, but there are some key upgrades you need to know about.
Surface Pro 8 vs Surface Pro 7: How much better is it? By Alex Wawro, Henry T. Casey published 12 October 22 Microsoft's new Surface Pro 8 offers meaningful improvements over its predecessor — so let's explore whether you should upgrade.
Phil Spencer accidentally gives the world a peek at Xbox streaming device By Andy Sansom last updated 19 October 22 Head of Xbox Phil Spencer has tweeted a picture featuring a prototype device many consider to be Microsoft's new attempt at cloud gaming.
Where to buy Microsoft Office — best deals in October 2022 By Louis Ramirez published 4 October 22 Here's where to buy Microsoft Office at its lowest price possible online.
The 20 best Windows Store apps By John Corpuz published 3 October 22 Windows 10 brought back the Start menu. So what apps should you be using with your new OS? Check out our 20 favorite apps.
New devices leaked for Microsoft October event — here’s what we know By Malcolm McMillan last updated 8 October 22 Reporting from WinFuture analyst Roland Quandt tips the Surface Pro 9, Surface Laptop 5 and Surface Studio 3 all-in-one desktop for a launch at Microsoft’s October event.
Is Windows Defender good enough for my new laptop? By Anthony Spadafora published 21 September 22 Microsoft’s Windows Defender antivirus software now ships with all Windows 10 and Windows 11 laptops. But is it good enough?
How to type emoji on Windows By Peter Wolinski published 8 July 22 Text can't convey everything, which is why you need to know how to enter emoji on Windows. Here's how.
Microsoft Edge has urgent security flaw — what to do now By Mike Prospero published 7 July 22 A major security flaw was found in the Microsoft Edge web browser. Here's how to update it to fix the issue
How to password protect folders on Windows By Dale Fox last updated 8 July 22 If you want to keep prying eyes away from your private files, check out how to password protect folders on Windows.
How to check VRAM on Windows By Dale Fox last updated 8 July 22 Knowing how to check VRAM on Windows will let you see how much memory your GPU has for tasks such as gaming or video editing.
How to open HEIC files on Windows By Dale Fox last updated 14 September 22 If you have an iPhone or iPad, it's easy to open HEIC image files on a Windows PC. We show you how in this guide.
Microsoft Teams reportedly getting games — wait, is this a good idea? By Tony Polanco published 16 June 22 Microsoft has begun testing casual games on Microsoft Teams. We're unsure if this will hurt or help productivity.
Internet Explorer dies today — what you need to know By Malcolm McMillan published 15 June 22 Microsoft’s Internet Explorer browser retires at midnight on June 15, 2022 for most users.
How to fix a second monitor not detected on Windows By Dale Fox last updated 23 June 22 If you're wondering how to fix your second monitor not being detected on Windows, our simple guide holds all the answers.
The Microsoft Surface Laptop Go 2 looks like a good value — but it's not By Tony Polanco published 2 June 22 The Microsoft Surface Laptop Go 2 doesn't offer substantial upgrades from its predecessor. If you're willing to pay a little more, you can find better alternatives.
Memorial Day laptop deal: Surface Laptop Go just hit lowest price ever on Amazon By Richard Priday published 30 May 22 Amazon is selling the best Surface Laptop Go model for its lowest ever price for Memorial Day - just watch out which color you pick.
Xbox Series S review By Marshall Honorof last updated 5 August 22 The Xbox Series S has a lot to offer, with gorgeous graphics and an enormous game selection. But it’s not the most future-proof gadget you can buy.
How to change the Windows 11 Start menu back to Windows 10 By Peter Wolinski last updated 5 May 22 If it's now broke, unfix it. We can show you how to change the Windows 11 Start menu back to the Windows 10 or Windows 7 layouts
How to customize the Windows 11 Start menu By Roland Moore-Colyer published 27 April 22 Don't like the redesigned Windows 11 interface? Here's how to customize the Windows 11 Start menu.
Hacker who hit Microsoft, Samsung and Nvidia could be this 16-year-old By Paul Wagenseil published 24 March 22 A 16-year-old living with his mother near Oxford, England may be one of the leaders of the Lapsus$ hacker crew that has stolen data from Microsoft, Nvidia, Samsung, Ubisoft and other companies.
Microsoft confirms it was hacked — what does this mean for you? By Paul Wagenseil last updated 24 March 22 Microsoft admitted that the Lapsus$ hacking crew broke into its systems and took source code, but insists that no real damage was done.
Microsoft may have been hacked — what this means for you By Paul Wagenseil last updated 23 March 22 The Lapsus$ hacking crew said it had stolen 37 GB of source code from Microsoft, but it still wasn't clear if that claim was true or what the source code could be used for.
Microsoft is blocking these macros in Office to boost your PC security By Paul Wagenseil last updated 10 March 22 Microsoft will soon make it harder for end users to enable macros in Office files downloaded from the internet, which should have a huge effect on computer security.
