Category: Windows

Oct 01, 2015

WinRAR Bug Puts Around 500 Million Users at Risk

Most users are aware of the Zip file format that can create a compressed archive of files/folders. File archiving became

Sep 30, 2015

Microsoft Exchange 2013 Bug Fix

Microsoft recently released a patch to fix a vulnerability in Exchange 2013. The vulnerability is with Outlook Web Access (OWA)

Sep 21, 2015

Ready or Not – You’re Getting Windows 10

According to Naked Security, Microsoft wants you to upgrade to Windows 10 even if you didn’t ask for it. Apparently,

Sep 15, 2015

Office 2016 Release Date Announced

The next version of Office is scheduled for release on September 22, 2015. Just when we figured out how Office

Sep 10, 2015

Should You Buy the Microsoft Surface Pro 3 or the iPad Pro?

Apple has announced its new product line for the coming year. One of the announced products is the much larger

Sep 03, 2015

Windows 7 and 8 are Tracking You Too

There’s been a lot of discussion about the privacy settings and data that Windows 10 gathers about users. News flash.

Aug 27, 2015

Windows 10 “Secret” Start Menu – Hiding In Plain Sight

Microsoft reports that Windows 10 is now running on over 75 million devices less than a month after the rollout

Aug 25, 2015

September Release for Office 2016

According to The Verge, Microsoft will release Office 2016 on September 22, 2015. The initial release will include the home

Aug 19, 2015

Should You Upgrade to Windows 10?

Our good friend and colleague, Jim Calloway (a.k.a the “cowboy” on the Digital Edge podcast with Sharon), has a post

Aug 06, 2015

Privacy When Using Windows 10? Fugetaboutit!

Windows 10 has been out for about a week and people are really loving it. The new operating system appears

Aug 03, 2015

Change Your Default Browser in Windows 10

If you want Firefox to be your default browser in Windows 10, just check the box the first time you

Jul 29, 2015

Microsoft Antivirus Stinks

It’s one thing to have a bad security product, but it takes some real work to be the worst. Microsoft