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Microsoft has begun testing casual games on Microsoft Teams. We're unsure if this will hurt or help productivity.

Microsoft’s Internet Explorer browser retires at midnight on June 15, 2022 for most users.

Amazon is selling the best Surface Laptop Go model for its lowest ever price for Memorial Day - just watch out which color you pick.

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 admitted that the Lapsus$ hacking crew broke into its systems and took source code, but insists that no real damage was done.

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.

Windows 10 and Windows 11 laptops now come with built-in Microsoft antivirus software. But is it good enough?

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.

Watch out for websites offering Windows 11 installations, because they might just be harboring the notorious RedLine information-stealing malware.

Microsoft is reportedly declining to fix three serious flaws in its Teams collaboration software, one of which could send users to a phishing or malware site.

Microsoft patched a flaw that is being used to distribute very dangerous malware, along with 66 other vulnerabilities, in December's Patch Tuesday round of software updates.

Microsoft fixed a 'zero-day' flaw for Office that was already being exploited by hackers — but only on Windows, leaving Mac users vulnerable to attack.

Microsoft is launching a student-focused version of Windows 11, Windows 11 SE, alongside a $249 Surface laptop in a bid for some of the K-12 market currently cornered by Chromebooks.

Microsoft's Surface event revealed new Windows 11 hardware debuting next month. We recap all the announcements.

Microsoft's new Surface Pro 8 offers meaningful improvements over its predecessor — so let's explore whether you should upgrade.

Take a tour through the new Start Menu on Windows 11, with new features, a slick redesign and a new home on the taskbar.

Microsoft's Surface Slim Pen 2 has been unveiled — here's how this Apple Pencil rival complements new Surface hardware.

The Microsoft Surface Pro X 2021 is much the same as before, but now comes in a Wi-Fi only model for $100 less.

The new Surface Pro X 2020 offers a faster Microsoft SQ2 processor, an aluminum finish and longer battery life

Here's what we expect to see this Wednesday at Microsoft's Surface event.

A new Twitter post revealed a claimed retail listing for what could be the Microsoft Surface Pro 8 tablet, with a 120Hz display and Thunderbolt ports.

Microsoft now lets all account holders sign in without a password. Here's how it works and how to set it up.

A new attack on Windows leverages an old web-rendering format to take over PCs, even those running Windows 11. There's no fix from Microsoft yet, but you can still minimize your risk.

It's not older women, but young men who think they know everything about computers are most likely to lose money in tech-support scams, reports Microsoft.

A jaw-droppingly dumb flaw in Windows 10 and Windows 11 lets any local user or program seize full control of a machine.

Two more security flaws related to Windows' printing software have been disclosed. No permanent fixes yet, but you can defuse one flaw by turning off printing altogether.

Microsoft patched 117 security flaws in the July Patch Tuesday updates, including nine 'zero-day' vulnerabilities that were publicly disclosed before Microsoft could fix them.

Microsoft pushed out an emergency patch for the 'PrintNightmare' security flaw, which affects all Windows computers and servers.

Many are angry about a lack of support, but Microsoft looks like it's on the right side of history.

Synopsis: Microsoft is warning users about a new Windows vulnerability called 'PrintNightmare,' which could be exploited to remotely install programs and modify data.