What started out as a handy shortcut to your most-used Windows 10 apps has morphed into another way for Microsoft and developers to pepper you with ads.
London-based IT Lab Group announced late last month that it's now an authorized partner for the Microsoft Managed Desktop service.
In another example of "everything old is new again," you can now recapture that old-school Microsoft feeling without even a single floppy disk drive.
Microsoft on Wednesday "accidentally released" Windows 10 build 18947 to a "limited number of Windows Insiders."
The new Sandbox feature in Windows 10 lets organizations run potentially risky executables in isolation, without having to set up a virtual machine.
Microsoft on Tuesday outlined what's to come with its Chromium-based Microsoft Edge browser, particularly for business and enterprise users.
Windows 10 version 1903 will be arriving soon for many of those individuals and organizations not presently using it.
IT pros using Microsoft Intune to manage devices got some polished tools from Microsoft this week.
Of the many security improvements Microsoft made to the latest Windows 10 release, the ability to wall-off the Edge browser against malware attacks is one of the most critical.
Microsoft on Tuesday released its July security patch bundle, which addresses about 77 common vulnerabilities and exposures across various Microsoft products.
Microsoft announced on Monday that a preview of its Desktop Analytics service is now available for testing.
Few things are more frustrating that being interrupted by an unwanted reboot. Here's how to make Microsoft's Windows 10 updates work around your schedule.
Microsoft announced this week that it has released previews of its Chromium-based Microsoft Edge Web browsers for use on Windows 7, Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 systems.
Microsoft plans to put an end to its Windows To Go product in the near future, according to a Friday support article.
Academic researchers this week published information about another side-channel attack method, called "RAMBleed," that can expose information from memory chips, including encryption key information.