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New Microsoft Update Warning—400 Million Windows PC Owners Need To Pay
The clear issue here is that within the 400 million soon-to-be obsolete PCs that cannot make the TPM-compliant move to Windows 11, will be many users who can’t afford a new machine and perhaps are most likely to balk at the $30 Microsoft stipend to continue security support for a strictly one year only extension.
Microsoft is now testing WebAuthn API updates that add support for support for using third-party passkey providers for ...
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Recall arrives: Windows Insiders on Copilot+ PCs finally getting preview of key Microsoft AI featureThe privacy and security settings page for Windows Recall (Microsoft Image; click to enlarge). After a series of delays, ...
Because so many gamers use a browser to get help playing games, Microsoft is bringing Edge to those games via the Game Bar in ...
Microsoft has developed a new Quick Machine Recovery feature in light of the CrowdStrike incident that will enable IT admins ...
Microsoft is introducing a number changes to Windows aimed at making the operating system more robust to hacking attempts.
The feature comes with previously announced privacy-related changes, but for now, Recall is only available in a preview ...
In May, Microsoft's Recall tool for Windows 11 made headlines when it teased a tool that acts like a "time machine," allowing ...
Microsoft is announcing some new hardware today, but it’s a bit different from a typical Surface device. The Windows 365 Link ...
Windows 3.0 arrived in 1990, offering a much refined interface making use of 16 colors, better resource management, and ...
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