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Microsoft Surface Pro X 2020: Release date, price, specs and news

By Mark Spoonauer published 21 September 21

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

Microsoft Surface event 2021: Surface Pro 8, Surface Duo 2 and more

By Alex Wawro published 20 September 21

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

Surface Pro 8 specs just tipped ahead of Microsoft event

By Denise Primbet published 20 September 21

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.

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Microsoft just enabled password-free logins for all users — how to set it up

By Paul Wagenseil published 16 September 21

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

This Windows exploit can hijack your PC and there's no fix yet — what to do now [updated]

By Paul Wagenseil published 10 September 21

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.

Where to buy Microsoft Office — best deals in August 2021

By Louis Ramirez published 23 August 21

Here's where to buy Microsoft Office at its lowest price possible online.

How to delete a Microsoft account

By Millie Davis-Williams published 10 August 21

Although your Microsoft account gives you access to lots of services, there’s no reason to keep it active if you don’t use it anymore. Here's how to delete it.

How to change line spacing in Word

By James Archer published 3 August 21

Discover how to change the line spacing in Microsoft Word to control how much space appears between each line of your document.

How to turn off Windows Defender

By Billy Givens published 3 August 21

Windows Defender (aka Microsoft Defender) is an excellent free antivirus program, but sometimes you need to turn it off in Windows 10. Here's how.

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Surprise! Young, tech-savvy men most likely to fall for tech-support scams, says Microsoft

By Paul Wagenseil published 23 July 21

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.

New Windows 11 and 10 flaw lets anyone take over your PC — what to do

By Paul Wagenseil published 20 July 21

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

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Windows printing flaws can still hack your PC — here's what to do

By Paul Wagenseil published 19 July 21

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 fixes dozens of Windows 10 security flaws — here's what to do

By Paul Wagenseil published 13 July 21

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.

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Microsoft releases emergency security fix for PrintNightmare flaw — update right now

By Paul Wagenseil published 6 July 21

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

Windows 11 requirements — stop complaining and embrace them

By Henry T. Casey published 3 July 21

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

Windows hit by 'PrintNightmare' exploit — what you need to know

By Andrew Hayward published 2 July 21

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

Best Xbox One deals in July 2021

By Hilda Scott published 30 June 21

Looking for Xbox One deals? Here are the best sales on Xbox consoles, video games, and accessories.

Microsoft taking down PC Health Check app in response to Windows 11 confusion

By Henry T. Casey published 28 June 21

Windows 11 may support more PCs than originally thought, but the PC Health Check app is going bye-bye for now.

Windows 11 — here’s all the features Microsoft just killed

By Andrew Hayward published 25 June 21

Some familiar Windows 10 features are being dropped in Windows 11

Windows 11 availability: When it's coming and how you can get the beta early

By Philip Michaels published 24 June 21

You're in for a bit of a wait for the full Windows 11 release, but early builds are coming soon if you've signed up for Microsoft's Windows Insider Program.

Windows 11 event live blog: All the big news from Microsoft’s event

By Henry T. Casey published 24 June 21

Our Windows 11 event live blog has all the details from Microsoft's announcements with some on-the-spot analysis as well.

Windows 11 event is tomorrow — here’s what to expect

By Alex Wawro published 23 June 21

A new look, new features, and a potential free upgrade are all in the cards for Microsoft's big June 24th Windows reveal party.

Microsoft fixes six zero-day flaws in Windows 10 — update right now

By Paul Wagenseil published 9 June 21

Microsoft's latest round of security updates includes fixes for six different 'zero-day' flaws already under active attack, so it's best to update Windows now.

Microsoft Surface Studio 2 review: the best is back

By Brian Westover published 27 May 21

Editor's Choice

The Microsoft Surface Studio 2 is the best touch-screen all-in-one you'll find for drawing and digital creation, but even with updated hardware, this device is not as amazing the second time around.

Windows 10 update causing blue screens of death — what to do

By Alex Wawro published 16 April 21

What to do if you're encountering performance problems, boot loops and the dreaded BSOD after the latest Windows update.

Chrome and Edge hacked by new zero-day flaw — what to do

By Paul Wagenseil published 14 April 21

Another working Chrome/Edge exploit has appeared on Twitter, and this one works on the latest versions of both browsers.

Microsoft Patch Tuesday fixes five zero-day flaws — update now

By Paul Wagenseil published 13 April 21

Microsoft released this month's Patch Tuesday round of security updates, fixing critical flaws that affect Windows 10 as well as earlier versions.

Microsoft Modern Webcam unveiled — and Logitech should be worried

By Mike Prospero published 13 April 21

The Microsoft Modern Webcam looks to challenge Logitech's dominance in the webcam world.

Microsoft Surface Laptop 4 specs just leaked — and it's bad news

By Tom Pritchard published 29 March 21

Don't expect the Surface Laptop 4 to come with the latest AMD chips.

Microsoft Teams just stole this big feature from Slack

By Kate Kozuch published 25 March 21

Microsoft Teams might be one of the best virtual workspaces, but the service has lacked a key messaging feature found on popular competitors like Slack — until now.

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