Windows 10 - News, Features, and Slideshows

• Microsoft’s JEDI contract move: Those are not the cloud providers you’re looking for

  Just like old times, Windows was the company’s secret weapon in winning the Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure contract.

• Microsoft names its next Windows 10 upgrade: '2004'

  Although the name would indicate an April 2020 release, the company's past Windows upgrade tempo has rarely hit the mark.

• John Bell of Fletcher Building: This global CIO embarks on a ‘career sabbatical’

  John Bell was recovering from cancer when he was offered the role as CIO at the Kiwi conglomerate. So what’s next after four years in one of the biggest ICT executive roles in New Zealand?

• For Microsoft, Windows 10 is a ‘cornerstone’ no more

  For four years, Microsoft described Windows 10 as the very foundation of its ambitions. But that description no longer applies.

• WTF, Microsoft?

  For months Microsoft hid the fact that its Registry back-up feature no longer worked, while Windows 10 kept reporting that it was completing successfully.

• How to reduce unnecessary drivers in Windows 10

  Like its predecessors, once you've run Windows 10 for a while, it can suffer from driver bloat. But using DriverStore Explorer and some simple techniques, you whittle down the number of obsolete or unused drivers that might be slowing you down.

• Everything you need to know about Windows 10

  Windows 10 has been one of the most anticipated Windows releases in Microsoft history -- especially given the <a href="http://www.computerworld.com/article/2948467/emerging-technology/good-riddance-windows-8.html">issues with Windows 8</a>, the result of Microsoft's decision to build an operating system that works on both touch and non-touch systems.

• Microsoft has been conning Windows users for two months

  Microsoft has been using a deceptive tactic to dupe Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 users into upgrading to Windows 10 for at least two months.

• What Microsoft’s multi-platform strategy means for mobile app developers

  The Xamarin acquisition proves Microsoft is more interested in its developer tools than its own struggling phone operating system.

• 5 things to expect from Microsoft's big developer conference

  Microsoft executives will take the stage at Moscone West in San Francisco on Wednesday for the first of two keynote addresses to the company's big Build developer conference. Here are five key things to expect from the next two days of Microsoft announcements.

• CIOs cautiously embrace Windows 10

  Major OS upgrades are never easy, but according to CIOs and IT executives, the move to Windows 10 is the smoothest Microsoft OS transition in years, even if most of them are taking their time with the deployments.

• 10 Windows 10 migration issues you need to consider

  Upgrading to a new client operating system is a massive headache for the CIOs of most organizations. That's because it's disruptive, it impacts hardware purchasing decisions, it drains IT budgets and it can take up hours of IT staff time.

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  How to make your business more secure using Dell & Windows 10

  Effectively securing your enterprise is a continuous effort that requires constant attention and improvements. Rapid technological change can resolve business problems and pave the way towards digital transformation, but it also creates new points of potential vulnerability – which can create new security problems that interrupt or disable the business.