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Microsoft changes how it updates Windows 10

Posted on Friday January 24, 2020

Before, whenever Microsoft's hardware partners released updates on their drivers, those updates caused multiple problems for Windows 10 users. To resolve that, Microsoft revised the way it updates Windows 10.

Access Misconfiguration for Customer Support Database

Posted on Wednesday January 22, 2020

Today, we concluded an investigation into a misconfiguration of an internal customer support database used for Microsoft support case analytics. While the investigation found no malicious use, and although most customers did not have personally identifiable information exposed, we want to be transparent about this incident with all customers and reassure them that we are taking...

Defend against this new Office 365 threat

Posted on Wednesday January 22, 2020

Some hackers have become so skilled that they don't even need you to give up your credentials to hack into your account. One recent cyberthreat is targeted towards users of Microsoft Office 365. You don't want to be the next victim, so read up.

Get more from Android devices with the right accessory

Posted on Monday January 20, 2020

Android devices are known for their versatility, a quality that's made possible not just by the sheer variety of applications they support, but also by the many accessories you can use with them. Knowing what these accessories are and how you can connect them will help you get more out of your Android device.

The best Mac keyboard shortcuts

Posted on Friday January 17, 2020

While many users are tech-savvy, there are some who don't utilize useful keyboard shortcuts on their devices. These shortcuts can greatly enhance your productivity and save you a lot of time. Besides making you more efficient, using them can actually reduce wrist strain. Use these nifty Mac shortcuts to get you up to speed in no time.

The right way to set up guest Wi-Fi

Posted on Wednesday January 15, 2020

Customers, partners, and vendors expect Wi-Fi access when they're visiting your office. This is why having guest Wi-Fi access is common for most companies. But setting it up the wrong way can create a frustrating experience for people looking to connect to the internet. In some cases, it can even leave your company exposed to cyberattacks. Here's how to do it right.