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Microsoft has long offered a “Microsoft Defender Offline” tool you can use to perform malware scans from outside of Windows. With Windows 10’s Anniversary Update, this tool is included with Windows, and even easier to launch. Here’s how to use it, no matter which version of Windows you’re on.

30 years ago—on April 6, 1992—Microsoft released Windows 3.1, which brought the company to a new level of success, kept the PC platform competitive with Macs, and set the stage for Windows PC domination. Here’s what was special about it.

You can mouse through menus all day, or simply press two or more keys at once for quick results in Windows 11. We walk you through our favorite time-saving tips.

With Windows 11 now very much Microsofts focus, it might come as something of a surprise to find that the company is still adding things to Windows 10 -- but with the release of the KB5011543 update, this is precisely what is happening.

With Windows 11, Microsoft tried to give its operating system a more modern look and feel, with rounded corners and a centered taskbar. Unfortunately, the OS is still lacking certain features that were promised from the start, like native Android app support, although they are coming.

When logging into your account on Windows, the Operating System uses the user profile files in the C drive to load your Windows account. If these user profile

Windows 11's big February update looks like it'll finally return the clock and date to the taskbar on secondary monitors. Phew!

With Windows 11, Microsoft notes the highest ever involvement in its Windows Insider program. In a new blog, the company has now highlighted the roadmap for this developer community for the year 2022.

With Windows 11, Microsoft notes the highest ever involvement in its Windows Insider program. In a new blog, the company has now highlighted the roadmap for this developer community for the year 2022.

Microsoft wants you to use its Edge browser on Windows 11 or Windows 10, and that is why it would do anything to stop you from going for Google Chrome.