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⋅ July 13, 2024
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Upgrade to Windows 11 Pro for $23 – an all-time low price | ZDNET

The system works great for users with refurbished computers needing an up-to-date operating system. In addition, you'll also get Microsoft's Copilot …

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Microsoft releases new free Windows 11 virtual machines with the latest updates – Neowin

Windows Terminal installed; Developer mode enabled. Windows Development Environment 2407 is now the latest version of Microsoft's Windows 11 virtual …

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Windows 10 end-of-life: when you'll be forced to upgrade | Digital Trends

Windows 10 is officially reaching its end of life in 2025. If you haven't upgraded to Windows 11 yet, here's what you need to do to be ready.

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Get Microsoft Office for life for just $40 | PCWorld

This July, save more than $150 on Microsoft Office Professional 2021 for Windows.

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Microsoft explains how to fix the recently broken Photos app in Windows 11 – Neowin

Last month, Microsoft confirmed an odd problem with the Photos app crashing in certain scenarios in Windows 11 versions 23H2 and 22H2.

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Microsoft fixes bug causing Windows Update automation issues – Bleeping Computer

Microsoft has resolved a known issue caused by the June 2024 KB5039302 preview update, causing update problems when using Windows Update …

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Still using Windows Mail and Calendar apps instead of new Outlook? Microsoft is making it …

Microsoft said that all Mail and Calendar app users will have to migrate either to the new Outlook app or a third-party mail client by the end of …

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Microsoft Is Starting to Kill Windows Mail & Calendar – How-To Geek

Microsoft is currently in the process of putting its new Outlook app front and center for all email needs within Windows 11.

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This Windows feature eliminates the need for a USB flash drive – PC World

A lot of people still hunt for a USB drive to put the documents on—or upload them to the cloud to then download them on the second computer. If you're …

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