The bad news is that Microsoft isn’t releasing a patch for consumers on Windows 7, which the company ended support for in January. Only Windows 7 enterprise users who purchased Extended Security ...

Of the six critical security bulletins Microsoft issued in its Patch Tuesday monthly release of software updates, three address a vulnerability in how Microsoft software renders fonts. “Fonts ...

This means the way Microsoft Windows handles fonts could allow an attacker to take over someone else’s computer. The patch is applicable to Windows Vista, 7, 8, 8.1, Server 2008, Server 2008 R2 ...

Microsoft will no longer support the 11-year-old operating system as of Tuesday. For users, that means Microsoft will stop providing updates and security patches for Windows 7.

Microsoft could have just cut off all Windows 7 users on January 14th 2020, leaving them stranded and their data vulnerable, so the introduction a monthly charge gives users an alternative if they ...

In fact Microsoft is going even further than this by also refusing to support Windows 7 and Windows 8 on Intel’s current generation ‘Skylake’ processors, with the exception of a “list of ...

Windows 7’s Paint application has adopted Microsoft’s so-called Scenic Ribbon toolbar interface, as first seen in Office 2007. The ribbon also appears in WordPad.

A top Microsoft Windows exec spoke to ZDNet UK about the new operating system's potential appeal for enterprise users. Written by David Meyer, Contributor Jan. 7, 2009, 10:41 p.m. PT ...

Microsoft’s end of support date means that Windows 7 users will no longer receive security updates, and the company wants consumers to upgrade to Windows 10 PCs instead.