This month marks the third relatively light patch rollout for Microsoft in a row for 2014.
Microsoft appears to be making moves to combat its slipping operating system market share.
Microsoft is planning to improve its Component Store Cleanup utility in Windows 8.1.
Windows XP's April 8 end-of-support deadline is drawing near, but users may not be reacting as expected.
- By Scott Bekker
- 03/07/2014
Now that Microsoft finally has a new CEO, the query du jour is how he plans to "fix" Windows and the company's mobile strategy.
- By Mary Jo Foley
- 03/06/2014
Microsoft changed this month how it offers its Windows Enterprise edition licensing.
Create a comprehensive access policy to files and shares with these Windows permission management tools.
- By Derek Schauland
- 03/05/2014
Microsoft's first update to Windows 8.1 has already hit "release-to-manufacturing" status, according to reports.
Consumer users still using Windows XP will have access to a free data migration tool coming later this week.
Microsoft plans to release updates to Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2 sometime this spring.
The widespread popularity and pervasiveness of Windows XP for means IT shops looking to upgrade before the end of support has a daunting task in front of them.
- By Greg Shields
- 02/24/2014
Not all Windows XP operating systems will become security risks after April 8.
Partnership could make Chromebooks an upgrade consideration for organizations.
- By Michael Domingo
- 02/13/2014
Microsoft's monthly patch includes four 'critical' and three 'important' fixes that address a total of 32 vulnerabilities.
IT pros can't rely on past upgrade strategies when considering Windows 8.1, according to Gartner Inc.