Windows 11 will be a free upgrade for supported Windows 10 computers. Here’s how to see if your PC is capable of running the upcoming version.
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Windows 11 aims to delight users but needs to establish its purpose
Many saw Windows 10 as the last version of Windows, expecting perpetual updates. But Windows 11 is here in 2021, and upon initial analysis, the OS has something to prove: Why does it exist at all?
Windows evolves: Windows 11, and the future of Windows 10
Microsoft’s announcement of Windows 11 makes sense of much of its evolution of the last few years, adding polish to features and improving the whole user experience.
How to use VBA to highlight duplicate values in an Excel spreadsheet
When a conditional formatting rule is overkill, use these VBA procedures to highlight duplicates and then remove the highlighting in Microsoft Excel.
How to use VBA to delete rows with specific content in Excel
When you need to delete records based on a single value in Microsoft Excel, use this Visual Basic procedure. It can make your life a lot easier.
How to take control and create a custom power plan in Windows 10
Getting the best performance out your Windows 10 PC often requires tweaking power settings. Users can create a custom power plan that applies their performance tweaks automatically.
Microsoft’s new security tool will discover firmware vulnerabilities, and more, in PCs and IoT devices
Devices have multiple OSs and firmware running, and most organisations don’t know what they have or if it’s secure. Microsoft will use ReFirm to make it easier to find out without being an expert.
How to add an appendix to a table of contents in Microsoft Word
When creating an appendix isn’t as cut and dried as the default table of contents supports, try mapping!
Microsoft product vulnerabilities reached a new high of 1,268 in 2020
56% of all Microsoft critical vulnerabilities could have been mitigated by removing admin rights, according to the 2021 BeyondTrust Microsoft Vulnerabilities Report.
How to use VBA to insert multiple columns in an Excel sheet
Inserting a lot of columns or rows in Microsoft Excel is awkward and prone to mistakes. When you need to enter dozens or more columns, use this VBA procedure for ease and accuracy.