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⋅ March 27, 2022

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Microsoft Just Gave A Billion Users A Reason To Quit Windows – Forbes

03/25 Update: More trouble for Windows users after Microsoft confirmed that updates it released for Windows Server in January have been found to be …

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How You Can Score Microsoft Office for Mac or Windows Under $50 – Mactrast

If you have the need for Microsoft Office for your Mac, you may have been discouraged from buying a license due to the high price of purchasing it …

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Dangerous Windows Malware Hiding in Microsoft Help Files – Gizchina.com

These are Microsoft Help files found in most Windows applications and services. Trustwave security experts are sounding the alarm: a new wave of …

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Rolled Back to Windows 10 – Thurrott.com

Other issues, like strange, intermittent Microsoft sign in problems. Gaming seemed less in Windows 11 (FPS). I am not sure if it's my imagination. Or …

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Sneaky new spyware is hiding in Microsoft help files – What to watch for – Kim Komando

Criminals embed the Vidar spyware into a CHM file to bypass antivirus software and email scanners. When opened on a Windows computer, the operating …

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How to find, download, and use Android apps on Windows 11

Microsoft has built the Windows Subsystem for Android to allow Window PCs to emulate Android apps downloaded from the Amazon Appstore.

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Windows 11 startup folder not working? Apply these fixes

Microsoft has now made adding or removing these simpler. So, instead of going to the folder, you can directly manage these from the Task Manager.

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It took 37 years to find this Easter egg in Windows 1.0 | TechSpot

Lucas Brooks discovered the Easter egg inside of a bitmap of a smiley face while exploring the depths of Microsoft's first graphical OS.

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Microsoft Weekly: Sun Valleys on the horizon, Lapsus$ hacks, and DirectStorage – Neowin

This was a very eventful week due to some cybersecurity warnings and incidents, Windows updates and references to unreleased builds, and some positive …

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