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Bob ODonnell Special to USA TODAY Even Microsoft didn’t think things were going to go this way. After all, when it released Windows 10 back in 2015, the company said it was going to be the last version of Windows. Clearly, however, things have changed. The pandemic has made it abundantly clear that PCs are not only here to stay, but they’re also arguably more important than they’ve ever been. In fact, though chip shortages may keep the end of year numbers lower than they might have otherw...

The pandemic has made it abundantly clear that PCs are not only here to stay, but they’re also arguably more important than they’ve ever been.