Category: MICROSOFT

Microsoft is testing a redesigned Run menu for Windows 11, giving one of the operating system’s oldest tools a cleaner and more modern look.

Microsoft says adoption of its AI assistant Microsoft 365 Copilot is growing rapidly, pushing back against the perception that the tool isn’t widely used.

Microsoft has announced that it will begin blocking outdated TLS connections for POP and IMAP email clients in Exchange Online starting in July 2026.

Microsoft says IT administrators can now uninstall the AI-powered Copilot assistant from company-managed devices using a new policy setting that became widely available after the April 2026 Patch Tuesday updates.

Microsoft is introducing new Windows Update changes that aim to make updates far less annoying for users.

Microsoft is rolling out a set of updates to File Explorer for Windows 11 users who are part of the Insider program, focusing mainly on speed, smoother performance, and a more polished experience.

Microsoft has finally resolved a long running issue that caused systems running Windows Server 2019 and 2022 to upgrade unexpectedly to Windows Server 2025, leaving many administrators scrambling to understand how production servers changed overnight without approval or proper licensing.

Microsoft has rolled out new security features in Windows to protect users from phishing attacks that exploit Remote Desktop connection files.

Microsoft has confirmed that Outlook Lite will shut down on May 26, marking the end of the lightweight Android app it introduced in 2022 for phones with low storage and areas with slower internet speeds.

Microsoft is testing new ways to bring OpenClaw-style features into its Microsoft 365 Copilot, with a clear focus on enterprise users and stronger security controls.

Microsoft has started testing a new feature called Gamepad Cursor that brings a virtual mouse experience to Windows-based handheld devices using Xbox mode.

Microsoft is making it easier for Windows 11 testers to try out new experimental features without relying on third-party tools like ViVeTool.

Microsoft is beginning to clean up Windows 11 by removing what many users saw as unnecessary Copilot buttons scattered across its built-in apps.

Microsoft has temporarily suspended several developer accounts tied to widely used open source software projects, leaving maintainers unable to release updates or critical security patches for Windows users.

Microsoft has rolled out a server-side fix to address a bug that disrupted the Start Menu search experience on some Windows 11 23H2 devices.

Microsoft has officially removed its long-standing Support and Recovery Assistant, better known as SaRA, from all supported Windows versions as of March 10.

Microsoft is testing a new Windows 11 feature that could make everyday interactions feel more physical.

Microsoft is preparing to roll out significant changes to how Windows updates work, aiming to address long-standing user complaints and improve overall system reliability.

Microsoft has released an emergency update to fix a Bluetooth visibility problem affecting hotpatch-enabled Windows 11 Enterprise devices.

Microsoft has released an emergency out-of-band update to fix security flaws affecting some Windows 11 Enterprise devices that use hotpatch updates instead of the usual Patch Tuesday cumulative updates.