While Windows 7 is adding cash to the company coffers, it seems the Online Services Division, "owners" of Bing, is not doing as well.

Docs.com, also known as Docs for Facebook, is powered by the web version of Microsoft Office 2010. This article looks at how the new service works.

Computers running Windows XP with Service Pack 3 were affected when a McAfee update file mistakenly identified a Windows program file as a virus. This article includes links to workarounds.

Small businesses frequently don’t have the staff to keep their PCs in order. The Intune service, now in beta, allows companies to use Microsoft’s servers to help keep PCs updated.

Patch MS10-025, designed to address a flaw in Windows 2000 Server installations running Windows Media Services, has been withdrawn after it was discovered to be ineffective.

Steve worked for us when we started ZATZ, so I know many of you probably remember him as well.

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Windows 7 security starts with features from Vista and adds more. This article looks at several of the new features, providing information to help you understand and implement them.

A lot of us do it. That obsolete drive has got to be useful for something, and we can’t bring ourselves to throw it in the trash. But. While some simply put the stuff in a closet, at least one hoarder found an alternate use for old equipment.

After researchers proved Internet Explorer’s cross-site scripting filter can be used against websites, Microsoft has announced it will include a "fix" for the issue in June.

Microsoft SQL Server 2008 R2 has been released to manufacturing. This article includes a link to Microsoft’s site so you can download a test version.