Windows 10 1909 has new Delivery Options for faster updating

By AnandKhanse@TWC | 22 hours ago

Microsoft has long been attempting to improve the update experience where Windows OS is concerned and with the newly released Windows 10 1909, the company has made great strides in this regard. Microsoft recently spoke of some of the improvements […]

Windows 10 v1909 November 2019 Update is here!

By VamienMcKalin@TWCN | 1 day ago

The newest version of Windows 10, which is version 1909, is out right now for all users of the operating system. The November 2019 Update brings quite a lot to the table, but nothing of real significance, yet still important […]

Inspired by change, Microsoft unveils a new Skype logo

By HemantSaxena@TWCN | November 8, 2019

Sensing people’s desire for a change, Microsoft’s video chat and messaging service – Skype has come up with a new logo. The newly designed Skype logo brings the Microsoft service more in line with signature Office apps. Skype gets a […]

New Surface lineup reportedly facing Sound and WiFi problems

By AshishMohta@TWC | November 8, 2019

Microsoft recently announced the new New Surface lineup, which includes Surface Laptop 3, Surface Pro 7, Surface Pro X and more. Sadly those devices, Surface Pro 7 and Surface Lap 3, housing Intel AX201 driver has been hit by a […]

Microsoft Outlook for Mac gets redesigned

By HemantSaxena@TWCN | November 8, 2019

Microsoft is looking forward to completely overhaul its mail service – Outlook for Mac. The newer version will see some changes in the UI design alongside a few big improvements and enhancements to syncing. Outlook for Mac will support better […]

Microsoft Ignite: All the important announcements you need to know

By VamienMcKalin@TWCN | November 7, 2019

Microsoft Ignite is one of several events the software giant holds during a single year, and this latest one did not disappoint. The company made several big announcements, and today we’re going to talk about a bunch of them. Unlike […]

Windows Admin Center version 1910 with hybrid capabilities with Azure announced

By AshishMohta@TWC | November 6, 2019

Microsoft has made several announcements during its MSIgnite event, and the majority of them are around Azure, and it’s hybrid capabilities. Many companies follow this model, and keeping this in mind; the Windows Admin Center 1910 has many new hybrid […]

Microsoft unveils its new ARM-powered Surface Pro X

By HemantSaxena@TWCN | November 6, 2019

Microsoft has come up with its latest ARM-based Surface Pro device called Surface Pro X. It exhibits some significant hardware redesigns the Surface line has seen in some time, as well as big changes internally. Let’s see what’s so good […]

Microsoft OneNote 2016 support extended

By AshishMohta@TWC | November 5, 2019

OneNote had been popular among those who regularly indulge in Office products. It had been especially used to manage ToDo list, jot down notes quickly and more. That said, Microsoft OneNote end of life was approaching, but the number of […]

Microsoft Edge Chromium has a hidden S.U.R.F. Easter Egg

By AyushVij@TWCN | November 5, 2019

Microsoft has earlier announced the new icon for the new Microsoft Edge web browser. With this, we expect a stable version to be released to the public on 15th January 2020. Along with this, they also revealed a new S.U.R.F. […]

Microsoft Edge browser gets a brand new logo

By AyushVij@TWCN | November 3, 2019

Microsoft has been testing its new Microsoft Edge web browser based on the Chromium engine in a public preview for a while now. It is a replacement to the old Microsoft Edge browser that was based on EdgeHTML. With this […]

Microsoft Q&A website announced; To replace MSDN and TechNet

By AyushVij@TWCN | November 2, 2019

Microsoft has announced that they are releasing a new Q&A website. It is a mixture of MSDN and TechNet forums. This means that Microsoft is planning to discontinue MSDN and TechNet forums. It is a part of the larger Microsoft […]

1.3 million Indian bank users and credit card details leaked on the Dark Web

By AshishMohta@TWC | November 1, 2019

Money is in data, and if that data is Credit Card number, its even better. But sadly that’s, not a good thing in the hands of the wrong people. Group-IB, a Singapore-based cybersecurity company, has revealed that they have detected […]

Microsoft acknowledges slow startup issues when using Persistent Memory in Windows

By AnandKhanse@TWC | November 1, 2019

Microsoft has acknowledged that it a Windows-based computer that has been configured to use large amounts of memory results in an unexpected slow startup. The company has also added that the issue will be likely resolved in future Windows releases. […]

Here’s the latest OneDrive Roadmap roundup for October 2019

By HemantSaxena@TWCN | October 31, 2019

Microsoft strives hard to make OneDrive a place that allows its users access, share, or collaborate files and make them accessible on every device they own. anywhere. As a result, it continuously adds new features to enhance its productivity and […]

Microsoft rolls out improved version of Project with new subscription plans

By AshishMohta@TWC | October 31, 2019

After a year of development, Microsoft is rolling out significant improvements to Microsoft Project with new subscription plans. In this update, Microsoft has given a lot of focus on collaboration and how a team can achieve a project effectively. When […]

Microsoft rolls out Expert on Demand service for Windows 10 users

By HemantSaxena@TWCN | October 30, 2019

The software giant announced the general availability of its Threat Experts Service – Experts on Demand for Windows users this Monday. The new capability would give customers direct access to real-life Microsoft threat analysts to aid security investigations. Experts on […]

Data of 7.5 million Adobe Creative Cloud users exposed

By HemantSaxena@TWCN | October 27, 2019

After a major data leak in 2013, the ghosts of the past are back again to haunt Adobe. A security flaw in the company’s software – Adobe Creative Cloud has inadvertently exposed the database of millions of its users. Data […]

Windows 10 1909 November 2019 Update ISOs available on Visual Studio Subscription

By AyushVij@TWCN | October 25, 2019

It is that time of the year when Microsoft releases the second major feature update of the year to Windows 10. Windows 10 version 1909 November 2019 Update is just around the corner and in a few days or weeks […]

Wayback Machine rolls out new and improved Save Page feature

By AshishMohta@TWC | October 24, 2019

Wayback Machine is an online service that archives websites, pages, documents, and many other things. If you ever wanted to see how a website looked when it was a couple of years of months back, then this is where you […]

Microsoft acquires Mover to speed up Microsoft 365 cloud migration

By HemantSaxena@TWCN | October 24, 2019

To hasten the process of migration to Microsoft 365, the Redmond giant has acquired a new file-migration tool called Mover. The Canadian startup offers admin-led and self-service to customers who require swift and hassle-free migration of content to the cloud. […]

Microsoft’s Secured-core PCs to protect against targeted firmware attacks

By AnkitGupta@TWCN | October 23, 2019

Firmware attacks have been known for many years. However, in recent times, the attacks have increased by a huge number. According to NIST’s National Vulnerability Database, nearly a five-fold increase in the number of firmware vulnerabilities has been discovered in […]

Avast Antivirus Network breached through insecure VPN Profile

By AshishMohta@TWC | October 22, 2019

It looks like a VPN as a service is not having a good day. NordVPN is already under fire about its Private keys being leaked, and data decrypted on one of its servers, and now Avast Antivirus network has been […]

NordVPN confirms that it was hacked after Private keys were leaked

By AshishMohta@TWC | October 21, 2019

Irony! We all use a VPN, keeping in mind everything is private and secure, but then it looks like the risk is everywhere. NordVPN is one of the popular  VPN services has confirmed that it was hacked sometimes ago. The […]

Microsoft updates Processor requirements for Windows 10 1909

By AnandKhanse@TWC | October 21, 2019

Windows 10 1909 is on the verge of release, and Microsoft has updated the processor requirement for it. Windows do it for all their versions, and v1909 is not an exception. Microsoft has listed a set of recommended processors which […]

Microsoft starts showing End of Support notifications for Windows 7 users

By AshishMohta@TWC | October 21, 2019

Windows 7 was one of the most popular and stable OS from Microsoft, and it’s no surprise that so many users are still stuck on it. However, End of Support is almost here. According to the Microsoft Support page, after […]

There will be no new Windows SDK for Windows 10 1909

By AshishMohta@TWC | October 17, 2019

Windows 10 1909 will soon become available to general consumers, but as usual, they will be first available for developers. Intresting part is that Microsoft Windows Team says that there will be no new Windows SDK – but if you […]

Edge Insider Feedback offers Screenshot editing, selective logs, recreate problem and attach files

By AshishMohta@TWC | October 16, 2019

If you have recently updated Microsoft Edge Insider build, a smiley icon next to your profile picture cannot get unnoticed. Edge team has introduced this feature to make it easy for anyone to report an issue. They have made it […]

Ransomware targeting schools and government organizations majorly

By HemantSaxena@TWCN | October 16, 2019

Emsisoft’s Ransomware statistics for 2019: Q2 to Q3 reveal a worrying trend. The report shows enterprise ransomware attacks have become more common. Moreover, the threat actors are increasingly targeting larger and more profitable targets, such as schools and government organizations. […]