Category: Microsoft

Mar 23, 2020

Remote Work Increase Daily Teams Users

The new normal is working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic. Businesses are scrambling to get their employees functioning in

Mar 17, 2020

Use a Command Prompt to Reveal the Windows 10 Product Key

In the "good old days," when you bought a computer or software there was usually a sticker or card in

Mar 16, 2020

Microsoft Releases Emergency Patch for SMBv3 Vulnerability

Last week brought a new discovery of a severe vulnerability for Server Message Block (SMB). A manual workaround was published,

Feb 20, 2020

Single Office App Available for iPhone and Android

Microsoft wants to get on your mobile device. CNET reported that Microsoft has just released a new app for Android

Feb 19, 2020

Create a Windows 10 Shutdown Icon

Initiating an orderly shutdown in Windows 10 takes a few clicks. Specifically, you need to click three times to shut

Feb 11, 2020

Stop Windows 10 Annoying “Suggestions” A.K.A Ads

Microsoft calls it improving your experience, but I call it annoying advertisements. If you are a Firefox user, you've probably

Feb 10, 2020

Windows 7 Users Can’t Shut Down Their Computers

Still running Windows 7 since it is no longer being supported? According to a Bleeping Computer post, there is a

Jan 28, 2020

Opt Out of Microsoft MyAnalytics

In the beginning of January, I got an email from Microsoft stating that our Office 365 subscription now includes MyAnalytics.

Jan 27, 2020

Microsoft Will Switch Office Pro Plus Users to Bing in Chrome Browsers

At the end of last week, the internet blew up with news that Microsoft will be changing the default search

Jan 06, 2020

End of Life in 2020 for Microsoft Products

The big news is the end of life for Windows 7 this month. That means no more support unless you

Dec 18, 2019

SMBs Out of Luck with Windows 7

The office end of support for Windows 7 is right around the corner. That date is January 14, 2020. However,

Dec 16, 2019

Message Recall for Office 365 Coming to Exchange Online

We've all seen it. Someone sends a message that they really didn't want to send, especially to a distribution list