Tag: Microsoft
Microsoft to acquire Activision Blizzard for $68.7 Billion U...
Posted by Sebastian Peak | Jan 18, 2022 | General Tech | 8
Opinion: Windows 11 System Requirements Actually Make Sense
Posted by Sebastian Peak | Jun 30, 2021 | General Tech | 9
ICYMI – Microsoft Definitely Never Said You Want 32GB Of RAM To Run Win11
by Jeremy Hellstrom | May 6, 2026 | Graphics Cards | 1
Microsoft is living in it's own world and loves reminding their customers of this fact for some strange reason. They inject AI into things in Win11 which make absolutely no sense, such…
Read MorePodcast #866 – Intel Stock Hits Record High, Microsoft Fixes Update, ROG Equalizer, bye GALAX, cPanel hacked, Denuvo cracked and MORE!
by PCPer Staff | May 2, 2026 | General Tech | 0
Intel is making BANK on their stocks, but still not getting respect on their CPUs, GALAX is shutting down (mostly), Microsoft is trying REALLY hard now, does ASUS have the 12vhpwr cabling…
Read MoreMicrosoft Gives Windows Update A New Pause Button
by Jeremy Hellstrom | Apr 29, 2026 | General Tech | 0
Microsoft are improving your Windows Update experience in four ways, unfortunately none of them are improved testing to ensure they don't regularly release updates which bork your PC. Instead they will add a…
Read MoreStealing Your Data Via TotalRecall Reloaded Is A Feature, Not A Bug?
by Jeremy Hellstrom | Apr 17, 2026 | General Tech | 0
Microsoft did score some points by ensuring their security nightmare disguised as a convenient way to recall what you were looking at on your PC in the past is now disabled by…
Read MoreQuelle Surprise, Google, Microsoft, and Meta Still Tracking Users After Opt-Out
by Jeremy Hellstrom | Apr 14, 2026 | General Tech | 0
A privacy search engine called webXray conducted an audit of Microsoft, Meta, and Google web traffic, specifically checking for the presence of ad cookies that were dropped onto machines which had already…
Read MoreMicrosoft Copilot Was Injecting Ads Into GitHub Pulls Requests And Merges
by Jeremy Hellstrom | Mar 31, 2026 | General Tech | 0
There were more than a few developers flabbergasted to find out Copilot had injected advertisements into the descriptions of GitHub pull requests they made recently. Microsoft was injecting ads for...
Read MorePodcast #861 – Intel Core Ultra Plus Review, Big Battlemage, ARM Makes Chips, US Router Ban, Q Day coming, and Jensen says…, plus MORE!
by PCPer Staff | Mar 28, 2026 | General Tech | 0
Jensen says DLSS 5 is not AI Slop and you're wrong. Intel has some value in the CPU space again! Plus Big Battlemage did come, but you won't get one, and ARM…
Read MoreMicrosoft Offers Lip Service And Some Hope To Windows 11 Users
by Jeremy Hellstrom | Mar 23, 2026 | General Tech | 0
Microsoft are starting to realize that the improvements they've been forcing upon Windows 11 users are not popular. It's only taken a few years for them to realize that outside of the…
Read MoreFinally Some Good News For Copilot 365 Victims
by Jeremy Hellstrom | Mar 17, 2026 | General Tech | 0
Microsoft was prevented from spreading their Copilot nightmare across the European Economic Area in December of 2025, while the rest of us pretty much had to live with the fact it was…
Read MoreLeveraging Copilot In Excel To Steal Data Without Any User Interaction
by Jeremy Hellstrom | Mar 11, 2026 | General Tech | 0
Patch Tuesday has come and gone once more and this time it contained a doozy of a patch, not that it was communicated willingly to customers. This has become standard practice at…
Read MorePodcast #859 – Driver Woes, NVIDIA’s 9GB GPU, Xbox Prompts PlayStation PC Exit, DDR5 Bots, CA age verify + MORE!
by PCPer Staff | Mar 7, 2026 | General Tech | 0
The second of two glorious episodes published this week! Bask in my mistake. (Brett isn't here this week, something about a power failure) Nvidia discovers that you probably cannot vibe code drivers, Number…
Read MoreMicrosoft Copilot Will Soon Change Your Entire Browsing Experience, By Default
by Jeremy Hellstrom | Mar 6, 2026 | General Tech | 0
Microsoft continues it's war against it's users, trying to force Copilot down their throats regardless of whether we want to use it or not. The latest assault was revealed in an Insiders…
Read MorePodcast #856 – ASRock BIOS Fix, 700W Intel CPU? HP Rents Gaming Laptops, Homelab Bling, Discord Drama, Microsoft “Quality” + MORE!
by PCPer Staff | Feb 14, 2026 | General Tech | 0
Another week, another series of distressing developments in the world of PC hardware. But maybe the end of the madness is near? Or at least hotter with 700W Intel CPUs. BTW, you're…
Read MoreWe’re Innocent, It Was Family Safety Parental Controls That Blocked Other Browsers!
by Jeremy Hellstrom | Feb 13, 2026 | General Tech | 0
While it is certainly difficult to prove intent in this case, Microsoft certainly seems to be doing everything they can to promote Edge, their extremely unpopular web browser. There are numerous Microsoft…
Read MoreMicrosoft’s Abysmal Communication About The Windows 11 26H1 Release
by Jeremy Hellstrom | Feb 11, 2026 | General Tech | 0
Yesterday Microsoft delivered a short notification to those that subscribe to their Message Centre that was incredibly short on details but certain to cause a large reaction. It stated that Windows 11…
Read MoreUpdating The Expiring Secure Boot Certificates Is Sure To Go Without A Hitch
by Jeremy Hellstrom | Feb 10, 2026 | General Tech | 0
The root certificates used for Microsoft's Secure Boot, to ensure only signed and trusted bootloaders are allowed to launch on UEFI devices expire in June. This is for any and all devices…
Read MoreMicrosoft Accepts Their Desperate Need For An Engineering Quality Czar
by Jeremy Hellstrom | Feb 6, 2026 | General Tech | 0
It has been just two days since the live broadcast of the latest PCPer podcast and it seems Microsoft and Satya Nadella finally took our advice. We have been stressing the need…
Read MoreA Handy Guide To Make Windows 11 Less Awful
by Jeremy Hellstrom | Jan 26, 2026 | General Tech | 0
Windows 11 continues to provide a never ending source of frustration for those of us that know how we want our computer set up and are willing to fight to make it…
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