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Windows Package Manager 1.0 Now Available for Download May 27, 2021 06:30 GMT      Windows Package Manager Microsoft used the Build developer conference this week to take the wraps off Windows Package Manager 1.0, a tool that comes in handy to power users who want to work with packages on the operating system. In case you’re wondering what this package manager does, well, it does the same thing as pretty much any other software in the same category, as it comes with features to easily install, upgrade, and import packages on Windows 10. Right now, there are over 1,400 packages that ar...

Windows 10 shovels dirt on Adobe Flash's grave Windows 10 shovels dirt on Adobe Flash's grave The true, final end of an era. Credit: Dreamstime Adobe Flash finally died in 2020, and now Microsoft is helping to bury it. Windows 10’s currently optional “Update for Removal of Adobe Flash Player” will be pushed into the operating system’s monthly cumulative updates starting in July, an updated Microsoft blog post reveals (as spotted by Microsoft clearly wants Flash dead, but note that these updates might not actually wipe the now-defunct software from your system...

Windows 10 will fully remove Flash from patched PCs starting in July, and it won't be offered in the big May 2021 Update either.

Microsoft just released Windows Package Manager v0.3 in preview. The update adds support for importing collecitons of packages and group policy management. The latest build also includes several experimental features, including exporting collections of packages. Microsoft's Windows Package Manager, also known as winget, is a useful developer tool that makes it easy to set up work environments on new and existing installs. It streamlines the process of downloading and installing the tools needed to build apps, and it just received a new update. Windows Package Manager v0.3 just rolled out in p...

A workaround for updating MS office Jay LeeContributor Microsoft offers a free tool that will remove corrupted software. Q: I have an older Windows 10 computer that I am pulling out of retirement to use while I work from home during the Covid crisis. It has an old 2010 version of Microsoft Office that I would like to remove replace with Office 2019. When I try to uninstall, I get an error that says something is corrupted with the installer and it won't let me remove it. Is there a way to manually remove Office 2010? A: Older computers running older application have can any num...