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Windows 7 Support Ends Today

By Andrew E. Freedman Published

Windows 7 support ends today (January 14, 2020), and the company recommends updating to Windows 10.

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Gartner and IDC Attribute the PC Market's Growth to Windows 7's Death

By Nathaniel Mott Published

Gartner and IDC both said the global PC market grew in the fourth quarter of 2019

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UK Intelligence: Stop Banking With Windows 7

By Lucian Armasu Published

Windows 7 stops receiving security patches tomorrow.

Cybersecurity
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Google Will Support Chrome on Windows 7 Despite Microsoft's Abandonment

By Niels Broekhuijsen Published

Microsoft might be abadoning Windows 7, but Google isn't ready to follow suit.

Cybersecurity
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Windows 7 Users Don't Have to Break the Bank to Upgrade to Windows 10

By Nathaniel Mott Published

Windows 7 users don't have to worry about breaking the bank when upgrading to Windows 10 in January.

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Microsoft Confirms Windows 7 ESU Customers Will Still Get Security Updates

By Nathaniel Mott Published

Microsoft engineer Mike Cure confirmed that Windows 7 Extended Security Updates customers will continue to receive Microsoft Security Essentials updates after January 14.

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The Most-Influential Tech Products of the 2010s

By The Editors of Tom's Hardware Published

From Ryzen processors to Raspberry Pis

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Windows 7 Users Will Receive Full-Screen Notifications Telling Them to Upgrade

By Nathaniel Mott Published

Microsoft quietly announced that Windows 7 users will soon receive full-screen notifications telling them to upgrade.

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AMD’s New Driver Adds Support for RX 5300M, Plus Fixes for RX 5700 Series GPUs

By Joe Shields Published

AMD’s new driver comes with added support for the RX 5300M, and corrects game stuttering issues with FHD gaming.

GPU Drivers
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Hackers Infect PCs With Cryptocurrency Miners Using BlueKeep Remote Desktop Security Flaw

By Lucian Armasu Published

Attackers have started exploiting the BlueKeep RDP vulnerability in the wild, according to security researchers.

Cybersecurity
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