Windows Phone 7 Series website collapses under weight of traffic
Once again, Microsoft seems to have underestimated traffic for a website. This time the site providing information on the Windows Phone 7 series has gone belly-up.
New article: Where’d my To-Do Bar go?
Reader Vardo Endzela lost the To-Do bar that’s on Outlook 2007’s main screen and we help him get it back.
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New NextAction! Desktop Add-In for Microsoft Outlook
The NextAction! Desktop Add-In for Microsoft Outlook provides a professional GTD(Get your Things Done) application for your desktop. It includes mobile — desktop synchronization.
RockySoft’s Demand Manager Solultion
As of April 1st, 2010, Microsoft’s ‘Demand Planner’ solution will no longer be included with Microsoft Dynamics AX, Microsoft Dynamics GP, or Microsoft Dynamics NAV. RockySoft Corporation provides ‘Demand Manager (DM)’ as a replacement to Demand Planner.
Rootkit May Be Behind Windows Blue Screen
If your Windows machine blue-screened after this last patch release from Microsoft, security researcher Patrick W. Barnes says the chances are good your machine was already infected with a rootkit.
Microsoft Pulls Patch that Causes Blue Screen of Death
MS10-015 (KB977165), thought to be the patch triggering the blue screen in WinXP machines, is being pulled from distribution until the problem can be worked out.
Microsoft Forefront Threat Management Gateway Administrator’s Companion
This single volume is a guide to deploying and managing Microsoft Forefront TMG for Web security, network perimeter security, and application security.
Windows Patch Leaves XP Users With Blue Screen of Death
Many Windows XP users have been left with the notorious Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) after Tuesday’s patches.
New Anti-Piracy Windows 7 Update “Phones Home” to Microsoft Every 90 Days
Microsoft’s operating systems have been phoning home for several years, often to check for updates, sometimes to check if they’re "genuine". Now, it seems, Microsoft is upping the ante with Windows 7.
Microsoft’s Creative Destruction
Microsoft employs thousands of engineers and scientists. So why is the company more focused on buying the innovation of others instead of using their own? This article is by a former employee.