If you are running Vista SP1, you may be in danger.
Most IT pros have thought about moving away from the venerable Windows XP operating system, but the ones that haven't are "really, really late," according to Gartner Inc.
Microsoft on Thursday released the latest version of its toolkit for deploying Windows systems and applications.
A beta of the Microsoft Assessment and Planning Toolkit version 7.0 was released last week.
Microsoft today released its latest anti-exploit tool that's designed to add security for various software programs running on Windows systems.
Microsoft explained this week that it has updated its venerable CHKDSK utility for Windows 8.
An attorney at Mozilla suggested on Wednesday that Microsoft may be moving into antitrust territory by effectually restricting browser choice on Windows RT.
Microsoft's May security update arrived today with three bulletin items classified "critical" and four "important."
Microsoft on Thursday further clarified the status of its Media Center consumer entertainment application in the forthcoming Windows 8 operating system.
Microsoft's Patch Tuesday offering this month will feature three "critical" and four "important" bulletin items that will target 23 vulnerabilities.
Aspen Avionics Inc. signed a licensing agreement with Microsoft on its Extended File Allocation Table (exFAT) technology, the companies announced today.
Microsoft plans to abandon its "Windows Live" nomenclature over the next few months as it prepares to roll out Windows 8.
Considering buying a SAN? Stop what you're doing. The world of storage is about to change and its future lies in a surprisingly familiar protocol: the Server Message Block (SMB).
- By Greg Shields
- 05/02/2012
Microsoft plans to invest $300 million in a Barnes & Noble subsidiary, the two companies jointly announced today.
Microsoft announced yesterday that it plans to release another test version of Windows 8, called a "release preview," in the first week of June.