In previous blogs, we've explained how Windows 10 updates work. Typically, there are two feature updates, one in the Spring and one in the Fall with minor patch updates in-between. The feature updates are the big ones that introduce new features or changes to the operating system.On June 16th, Microsoft announced the next feature update…
Windows 10: Still Working Out The Bugs
Windows 10 has had its fair share of problems. Since its inception in 2015, there have been bugs galore. Broken printers, Office unable to install, and so many others. Microsoft’s newest mistake may be one of the most widespread issues to date. So much so that Microsoft had…
Windows 10: The Good, The Bad, & The Better
Microsoft has really pushed Windows 10 to the forefront and continue to make regular quality of life changes. New features are frequent and - solely from a user perspective - a pretty positive experience. From an IT point of view, Windows 10 has been one headache…
The next version of Windows 10 will support passwordless Microsoft accounts. Microsoft will achieve this by sending a code via SMS (text message) to your phone number which you can use to sign in. It's all part of Microsoft's stated goal of "a world without passwords.""We’re pushing forward on eliminating passwords and keeping your…
Don't Click "Check For Updates"
As Microsoft revealed, only people who clicked “Check for Updates” got bitten by Windows 10’s recent file deletion bug. When you click the “Check for Updates” button, Microsoft gives you updates early, skipping a normal part of the testing process.Don’t take our word for it. Here’s how Microsoft defended its performance after…
Windows 10: How is it Now?
It's hard to imagine. Software seems to grow up right before your eyes. One minute, you look at your familiar desktop — and after a blink, you have now upgraded to Windows 10! Congratulations!Jokes aside, it hasn't been all bad. We've received a new anniversary update following its first…
On July 29th, Microsoft held true to its claim and the free Windows 10 upgrade was no longer available. Now, anyone wishing to upgrade to Windows 10 will only be able to do so by purchasing a license. Does that mean you should hold out until your Windows 7 or 8 operating system is no longer…
Microsoft plans to make Windows 10 upgrade a "Recommended Update."
Over the past three months, Microsoft has seen a steady 1.5% increase in market share directly relating to the Windows 10 operating system. But that trend has started to slow as users stop upgrading.Windows 7 is still the fan favorite with about 55% of the…
With Windows 10’s arrival comes all sorts of great new features, many of which are unprecedented. Here are four new features that you should check out on your Windows 10 device.Microsoft OneDrive Integration
Microsoft’s cloud storage solution, OneDrive, is a major focus with Windows 10, especially with the cloud growing more important for modern companies. With…
New Ransomware Disguised as Windows 10 Launcher
You may have already received the Windows 10 upgrade notifications on your PC. You many not want it, but it's not going anywhere and you'll get it soon enough.However, be cautious with your emails.There is a fake Windows 10 upgrade email floating around the Internet, which contains a program…
Solitaire has returned; Microsoft has listened to the masses.
Solitaire players rejoice. Windows 10 will usher in the rebirth of the built-in games. Unlike Windows 8, where you had to download and install the game from the app store, solitaire will once again be preinstalled in the operating system. There is no final decision if…
Expect to see more Microsoft gaming in 2015.
Microsoft's gaming boss, Phil Spencer, wants to show gamers how Microsoft being both the Windows company and the Xbox company can be a real win for them. He isn't talking about specifics yet (those details are coming in 2015, he says), though he stresses that he's committed to PC gaming."We…