Category: Microsoft

May 27, 2021

New Windows 10 Version Available Now

Besides applying patches to all of your application software, you should also patch your operating system and update to new

May 13, 2021

Outlook Disappearing Content Bug

Say it isn’t so. You compose a thoughtful email message only to find out that all of the message text

Apr 28, 2021

Annotate Screenshots with Snip & Sketch

Many Windows users know how to take a screenshot by hitting the PrtSc key. Microsoft released the Snipping Tool in

Apr 21, 2021

Microsoft Outlook – Changes for Meeting Schedules

As the work from home environment has become commonplace, we are all living through meeting hell. It is not uncommon

Apr 14, 2021

Pick Your Processor – Microsoft Surface Pro 4 Laptop

CNET posted information about Microsoft’s new Surface Pro 4 Laptop. The big news is that you have the option of choosing between

Mar 25, 2021

Live Transcription Coming to Microsoft Teams

First it was Google Meet and then Webex and then Zoom. As reported by ZDNet, next up to get live transcription is

Mar 24, 2021

Get Rid of Saved Password in Microsoft Edge

Recently, I posted a reference to instructions for exporting and deleting passwords from the Firefox browser. You’ve heard it many times before.

Mar 17, 2021

One Click Exchange Mitigation Tool Released

The latest news in the tech world is the constant attacks on Microsoft Exchange servers. There are still thousands of

Mar 11, 2021

Patch Tuesday Fixes a Ton of Vulnerabilities

Once a month Microsoft releases updates on what is known as “patch Tuesday.” As reported by Threatpost, this month’s patch Tuesday fixes

Mar 08, 2021

New Security Features for Microsoft Server 2022

Microsoft Ignite 2021 brought many new announcements for future Microsoft technology. One of those announcements concerns the next version of

Mar 04, 2021

Chinese Group Attacking Unpatched Exchange Servers

If you still have an Exchange server on-premises, patch it now! Graham Cluley reported that Microsoft has released an emergency update that

Mar 03, 2021

Microsoft Teams Next Up with End-To-End Encryption

So far, Webex and Zoom are the only video conferencing platforms that offer end-to-end encryption (E2EE). According to a report in Bleeping