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Over a fifth of PC users continue to operate Windows 7 Over a fifth of PC users continue to operate Windows 7 Turns out not everyone heeded the call to upgrade. Credit: IDG / Microsoft Globally, 22 per cent of PC users continue to run the outdated Windows 7 operating system, according to cyber security firm Kaspersky.  Microsoft ended Windows 7 support on 14 January 2020 as the 10-year period for which it promised to provide support for the operating system, which was released in October 2009, came to an end.   The move to cease support meant that technical assistan...

Singapore moves on from Windows 7, mostly Singapore moves on from Windows 7, mostly At least, compared to the rest of the world. Globally, 22 per cent of PC users continue to run the outdated Windows 7 operating system, but not in Singapore, where just 16 per cent of consumers and only 9.6 per cent of small- to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) use the OS, according to cyber security firm Kaspersky.  Microsoft ended Windows 7 support on 14 January 2020 as the 10-year period for which it promised to provide support for the operating system, which was released in October 2009, came to a...

Windows Aero Shake Now Turned Off by Default in Windows 10 Apr 23, 2021 12:42 GMT      New Aero Shake toggle in Settings Aero Shake is a feature that landed in Windows 7 as part of the Aero tweaks that everybody loved and is one of the few remnants still available in Windows 10. In other words, Aero Shake is still there in Windows 10 even if Windows 7 has already been removed, and without a doubt, users making the switch from the old to the new OS love this. But as it turns out, Aero Shake isn’t everybody’s cup of tea, so Microsoft has decided to disable it by default in Windows 10....

Accidental borkage ... or a not-so-subtle hint that it really is time to move on? Richard Speed Thu 15 Apr 2021 // 12:47 UTC Share Multiple customers have told The Register that OneDrive for Business on Windows 7 is falling over for them, with one reporting that Microsoft has quietly pulled the plug on support. Free support for Windows 7 itself ended more than a year ago, but the company is still looking after deep-pocketed enterprises unwilling or unable to make the move to something more modern. Many of the Microsoft's apps (for example its Office productivity suite...

Mar 14, 2021 11:40 EDT with 0 comments A bit of a printer mishap with Patch Tuesday, the ZeniMax acquisition now being official, and a farewell to Legacy Edge were all things that happened this week. You can find info about that, as well as much more below, in your Microsoft digest for the week of March 7 – 13. Patch Tuesday woes To the surprise of perhaps very few, Microsoft pushed out the main set of security updates to its supported variants of Windows right on cue, on the second Tuesday of the month. If you’re on a Windows 10 system, these updates are: May 2020 Update /