Windows 7 to get final update that fixes black wallpaper bug
Earlier this month, Windows 7 reached its end-of-life (EOL) period. Despite this, Microsoft has decided to release one final update that will fix the black wallpaper bug. The KB4534310 Patch
Microsoft is resurrecting one of Windows 95’s most popular features
PowerToys, one of the most popular features of Microsoft Windows 95, is making a re-appearance in Windows 10. Among other benefits, PowerToys allows you to manipulate the Windows user interface.
Windows users to enjoy Dark Mode support for Google Chrome
The following operating systems are supported: – Android – Chrome – Windows – Mac OS – Chrome OS – Linux There are many bug fixes and cybersecurity enhancements in Google
Microsoft takes the wraps off Application Guard browser extension
Recently, a new browser extension was released by Microsoft for the most popular browsers, and it’s called Windows Defender Application Guard. Originally, it was developed for Edge, but now, a
Microsoft March update contains fixes for two zero-day vulnerabilities
The March update comes with 64 cybersecurity vulnerability patches in total, 17 of which are of critical nature. All in all, two zero-day vulnerabilities were patched, so let’s delve right
Microsoft rolls out Retpoline Spectre mitigation to Windows 10 users
Recently, Microsoft has released an update containing an important cybersecurity fix that addresses the Spectre v2 CPU vulnerability. This new mitigation is based on Retpoline – a coding technique developed
Microsoft fixes Windows update DNS outage problems
Last week, there was a global DNS outage that caused all sorts of Microsoft Windows update problems. Reportedly, the issue is now fixed and things should get back to normal
What does the Windows 10 19H1 release bring to the table?
The latest Microsoft Windows 10 19H1 Insider build is structured around resolving the issue of updates failing on computers with insufficient storage space. From now on, users will be able
Will Chromium replace Microsoft Edge?
Windows Central suggests that Microsoft Windows users may soon see a huge change coming their way – a Chromium-based browser might replace Microsoft Edge. The project is called Anaheim. Even
What is the future of passwords?
The industry is slowly moving towards getting rid of passwords once and for all, but what will replace them? Chances are your cybersecurity department is quite familiar with passwords –