Articles about Microsoft
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Windows shops be warned: New Internet Explorer bug lets hackers hijack your system
A Chinese cybersecurity firm has discovered a "double kill" bug in Internet Explorer that it said is already being used by possible nation-state hacking groups.
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Microsoft: Tech support scams rose by 24% in 2017, costing some victims thousands of dollars
Social engineering scams make even the best security solutions useless, Microsoft said. It wants industry-wide collaboration to solve the problem.
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How to control spacing and alignment in a numbered list in Microsoft Word
Modifying results in Word's numbered list feature isn't as intuitive as many users would like. Here are some tips for using settings to control spacing and alignment in a numbered list.
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Upcoming Windows Defender feature will tell you when security fails
Microsoft is planning a new feature for Windows Defender that will continually check for system integrity, informing users if any secure part of the operating system has been compromised.
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Windows 10 jailbreak: Google's Project Zero reveals unpatched bug that bypasses app lockdown
Security researchers have just revealed a new unpatched bug that allows attackers to circumvent Windows 10 S' Device Guard feature, which locks the OS to only running whitelisted software.
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Microsoft's BitLocker encryption program: A cheat sheet
BitLocker, an encryption program from Microsoft, offers data protection for the whole disk in an efficient method that is easy to implement, seamless to the user, and can be managed by systems admins.
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Microsoft is sunsetting OneNote 2016: Here's what that means for professionals
OneNote 2016 has been shifted into maintenance mode, and Microsoft is pushing users toward OneNote for Windows 10. That may entail some growing pains, but it isn't as big a deal as it seems.
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Cloud data privacy for businesses unclear after Supreme Court drops Microsoft case
The case led to the CLOUD Act, which requires tech companies comply with court orders for data stored in the US and overseas.
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Windows 10 BSOD risk led to Spring Creators Update delay, reveals Microsoft
Dreaded Blue Screen of Death kept major update to Windows 10 at bay.
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How to create new Google Docs using jump lists in the Microsoft Windows 10 taskbar
Adding the links necessary to create a new Google Doc to the Microsoft Windows 10 taskbar is a powerful and flexible feature. Here is how you use it.
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Microsoft says its new Linux-based OS will secure IoT devices for a decade
The OS is part of Azure Sphere, a new service that Microsoft says will secure IoT devices from their manufacture to their end of life.
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How to use Excel's Data Model to turn related data into meaningful information
Excel's Data Model feature allows you to build relationships between data sets for easier reporting. Here's how to use it to make data analysis easier.
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Windows 10 apps on an open-source OS? ReactOS gains experimental support for latest Windows software
ReactOS is a free and open-source, Windows-compatible OS that looks similar to Windows XP -- now with experimental support for Windows 10 software.
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Windows with an open-source core: Check out ReactOS
See everything you can do in this OS designed to be a replacement for Windows.
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Windows Admin Center lets users manage Windows servers and Windows 10 machines from the browser
Formerly known as Project Honolulu, Windows Admin Center performs tasks with PowerShell and WMI.
