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Microsoft is making headlines again—this time by launching its first-ever standalone Copilot AI app for macOS. Long confined to browser windows on Macs, the dedicated Copilot app now offers users a seamless, native experience straight from the Mac App Store. Let’s dive into the details, explore...

Microsoft Copilot—once hailed as a breakthrough in AI-powered productivity—has found itself at the center of a controversy that could shake the very foundation of Windows security and licensing. Recent tests have revealed that Copilot is providing users with step-by-step instructions to...

Microsoft Copilot’s Windows 11 Activation Controversy: Free Keys and Security Risks Microsoft’s AI assistant, Copilot, is no stranger to headlines. Its forays into enhancing productivity are well documented, including its recent expansion to macOS as covered in our earlier discussions (as...

A recent report by CTech has sent shockwaves through the development community: an alarming vulnerability in Microsoft Copilot appears to have exposed thousands of private GitHub repositories. This revelation has major implications for developers, enterprises, and anyone relying on the secure...

In a world where modern operating systems are increasingly tied to stringent hardware requirements, a recent Reddit discovery has ignited both excitement and caution among Windows enthusiasts. The workaround? Installing Windows 11 IoT Enterprise on older PCs—even those without TPM 2.0. While...

As Windows users brace for a major shift, Microsoft’s announcement regarding the end of support for Windows 10 has raised important questions. If you rely on Microsoft 365 applications, it’s time to prepare for the coming changes and explore your options. In this article, we’ll break down what...

Microsoft has recently taken a significant step forward for users of older machines by publishing new instructions allowing the installation of Windows 11 on PCs that do not meet the operating system's stringent hardware requirements. This announcement comes as the life cycle of Windows 10 winds...

In a bold, headline-grabbing move, a group of self-proclaimed “pirates” calling themselves Massgrave have reverse-engineered Microsoft’s activation mechanism—claiming to offer free activation for Windows and perpetual-license editions of Office. This article delves deep into how the...

In today's digital arena where every millisecond counts, many gamers continue to rely on an operating system that could soon be their Achilles’ heel. Despite clear signals from Microsoft regarding the end of Windows 10 support, a significant number of users—nearly half according to recent...

As the sun begins to set on Windows 10's life, Microsoft is nudging its user base to upgrade to Windows 11. However, for those who are either reluctant to make the switch or have machines that don’t quite make the cut for the latest and "greatest," there's now a new option on the table: an extra...

Microsoft's meticulous approach to Windows 11 has drawn the ire of many, particularly due to its stringent installation restrictions. To run Windows 11, your machine must tick various boxes, including having a compatible motherboard that supports Secure Boot and the often-discussed TPM 2.0...

Microsoft’s latest major update for Windows 11 (KB5031455) has introduced native support for 11 new compression formats within File Explorer, expanding the system's file management capabilities to include popular formats such as RAR and 7z. While this update is a boon for those who manage...

Microsoft’s ongoing quest to refine the Windows 11 user experience just got even more interesting—and a bit more concerning. With the KB5031455 update, Windows 11 users now enjoy native support for a wide variety of compressed archive formats. What might seem like a pure win for convenience...

In a move that might sound like a plot twist in a tech thriller, Microsoft has recently advised a subset of Windows 11 users to revert to Windows 10 immediately. This unexpected announcement comes as the tech giant cracks down on unsupported installations of its latest operating system—a...

In a surprising twist that goes against the typical push towards the latest operating system, Microsoft has issued a stark warning for a segment of Windows 11 users: if your PC doesn’t meet the necessary system requirements, it’s time to downgrade to Windows 10 immediately. What’s the Backstory...

The Backstory: Navigating Windows 11 Upgrade Hurdles When Microsoft unveiled Windows 11, they set strict hardware requirements intended to ensure that new devices enjoy a smooth, secure, and efficient experience. For many users, these requirements were a clear pathway to a better, modern system...

Windows enthusiasts, gather ‘round—it seems that custom installations on Windows 11 24H2 have hit a snag that’s as pesky as a misplaced semicolon in your code. A recent investigation into the issue reveals that if you’ve been tinkering with your installation media by integrating critical...

In a surprising move that has left many users scratching their heads (and maybe gritting their teeth), Microsoft has quietly deleted its official guide for bypassing the strict hardware requirements of Windows 11. This change comes a few years after they offered a workaround that allowed savvy...

There's a new twist in the ongoing saga of cybersecurity missteps—this time involving Microsoft Entra ID. A recent discovery has revealed that unprivileged users are now able to update their own User Principal Names (UPNs), a feature that was traditionally reserved for administrators. For...

Microsoft is sounding the alarm once again about the ongoing risks of running outdated Exchange Servers. The tech giant has officially deprecated the old Office Configuration Service (OCS) certificate, effectively cutting off outdated Exchange Servers (versions older than March 2023) from...