Microsoft

Founded by Bill Gates and Paul Allen in 1975, Microsoft has become woven into the fabric of everyday life. The success of Windows, Office and Xbox has made it one of the first U.S. public companies to be valued at over $1 trillion.

Microsoft IT issues have disrupted PCs across the globe

Microsoft is experiencing global issues across its Windows platforms, causing major outages at banks, airlines, and healthcare services.
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Microsoft took a year to fix Windows vulnerability that was actively exploited

A zero-day vulnerability present in Windows 10 and 11 was exploited by bad actors for over a year before Microsoft patched it.
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Here’s an Xbox 360 portable in lieu of Microsoft’s absent handheld

A YouTuber made his own Xbox 360 portable from scratch, destroying as many as five consoles to find which parts were necessary.
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Windows 11 is finally edging out Windows 10 on Steam

After a rough few months, Microsoft's Windows 11 adoption looks like it's back on track thanks to gamers upgrading their operating systems.
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Windows 11 gets yet more ads as Microsoft bloats up Weather app

Advertisements continue to grow in number on Windows 11, with Microsoft's newly redesigned Weather app serving as the company's latest victim.
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Windows update fixes endless boot loop but breaks other features

Microsoft's latest Windows update fixes previous boot loop issues but introduces yet more bugs to contend with.
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Microsoft halts forced Windows 11 update as it’s messing up PCs

Boot loops and other reported bugs have compelled Microsoft to pause its forced rollout of the Windows 11 23H2 update.
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Microsoft removes Copilot keyboard shortcut for a bizarre reason

WIN+C is no more as of the latest Windows 11 Insider Preview Build, but Microsoft's reason for the removal of its Copilot shortcut is odd.
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Microsoft hopes free Copilot Pro trial will tempt new subscribers

Microsoft Copilot Pro is now available for all to try free of charge for one month, but its value thereafter remains questionable.
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