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 confirmed the “compatibility hold” in a status update yesterday evening, and says it’s working with Ubisoft to ...
Hands down, the biggest announcement from this week is the return of Recall. Microsoft finally opened the gates to its ...
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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, ...
Microsoft is introducing a number changes to Windows aimed at making the operating system more robust to hacking attempts.
Credit: Tom's Guide/Microsoft When Microsoft announced the Windows 11 Recall feature for Copilot+ PCs in June, it was ...
Microsoft is announcing some new hardware today, but it’s a bit different from a typical Surface device. The Windows 365 Link ...
Windows 365 Link, set to launch in select regions in early April, can connect to various peripherals either wirelessly or via ...
The feature comes with previously announced privacy-related changes, but for now, Recall is only available in a preview ...
Microsoft released an OOBE (out of box experience) update for the newest Windows 11 version, 24H2, this month. The update is available under KB5048779 and as is usually the case with such updates, ...
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