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Got Surface Hubs? Better get cracking: Windows 10 for Whiteboards to resume rolling out in February

Windows 10 Team Creators Update due for support axe in March - yes, two months from now

26 Jan 2021

Windows Product Activation – or just how many numbers we could get a user to tell us down the telephone

A confession from ex-Microsoft engineer Dave Plummer. Also: WPA fun in the Registry

20 Jan 2021

Canadian Windows demands a jolly good bit of validating

Bork!Bork!Bork! Somewhere there is always an IT pro who warned this might happen

06 Jan 2021

Assembly language, arcade games, and YouTube: The Reg speaks to former Microsoft engineer Dave Plummer

Interview SmartDrive, DiskCopy... it's life at Redmond in the DOS era

06 Jan 2021

Beware the ghost of operating systems past: In which our hero is visited by an old friend

12BoC A reminder that XP was both frugal and prone to falling over

05 Jan 2021

Explained: The thinking behind the 32GB Windows Format limit on FAT32

Updated 'Because I said so'

04 Jan 2021

All I want for Christmas is cash: Welsh ATMs are unbeatable. Or unbootable. Something like that

12BOC Carpark sorrow as Windows failed to cough booty

31 Dec 2020

What's that lurking behind the borked face of finance? Windows, of course

Bork!Bork!Bork! Rule number one of sausage club: never ask what goes into the sausage

22 Dec 2020

'Post-install issues': Microsoft hits pause on the Surface Hub Windows 10 Team 2020 update

Big screen fondleslab action for 20H2 slides into 2021

07 Dec 2020

Microsoft celebrates undead MS Paint with festive knitwear

Did someone mention multithreading?

02 Dec 2020

The Ghost of Windows Past gains spooky second wind as the October 2020 Update nears double digits

In Brief Plus: Insider fixes and support extensions for old versions of Win 10

30 Nov 2020

Retired engineer confesses to role in sliding Microsoft Bob onto millions of XP install CDs

'While Bob never got to play on the big stage, he always followed the band around and got to ride on the bus'

25 Nov 2020

Windows Insiders give thanks for latest release... Hang on. Where's the 64-bit Intel on Arm stuffing?

In Brief Also: Edge to take to the M1, and TypeScript 4.1 is here

23 Nov 2020

Bloated middle age beckons: Windows 1.0 turns 35 and is dealing with its mid-life crisis, just about

Red trousers and a Porsche or respectable middle age for Windows?

21 Nov 2020

Microsoft unveils a Universal version of Office for Apple silicon

Seeking something perpetual for Windows on Arm? You can make do with a 32-bit Intel emulation

12 Nov 2020

Here's a little Intel: Beware of Linux graphics vendors bearing gifts of shared code – open-sourcer

Mesa contributor issues a warning: community matters

12 Nov 2020

Paging Doctor Blue: Attaching a Thunderbolt NVMe SSD can make Windows 10 poorly

Careful with those built-in account names too

09 Nov 2020

Super-antique-fragile-and-it's-XP-alidocious, even though the sight of it is something quite atrocious

Bork!Bork!Bork! A most uneXPected visitor: Windows cling-on spotted by Reg reader Discovery crew member

05 Nov 2020

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Got Surface Hubs? Better get cracking: Windows 10 for Whiteboards to resume rolling out in February

Windows Product Activation – or just how many numbers we could get a user to tell us down the telephone

Canadian Windows demands a jolly good bit of validating

Assembly language, arcade games, and YouTube: The Reg speaks to former Microsoft engineer Dave Plummer

Beware the ghost of operating systems past: In which our hero is visited by an old friend

Explained: The thinking behind the 32GB Windows Format limit on FAT32

All I want for Christmas is cash: Welsh ATMs are unbeatable. Or unbootable. Something like that

What's that lurking behind the borked face of finance? Windows, of course

'Post-install issues': Microsoft hits pause on the Surface Hub Windows 10 Team 2020 update

Microsoft celebrates undead MS Paint with festive knitwear

The Ghost of Windows Past gains spooky second wind as the October 2020 Update nears double digits

Retired engineer confesses to role in sliding Microsoft Bob onto millions of XP install CDs

Windows Insiders give thanks for latest release... Hang on. Where's the 64-bit Intel on Arm stuffing?

Bloated middle age beckons: Windows 1.0 turns 35 and is dealing with its mid-life crisis, just about

Microsoft unveils a Universal version of Office for Apple silicon

Here's a little Intel: Beware of Linux graphics vendors bearing gifts of shared code – open-sourcer

Paging Doctor Blue: Attaching a Thunderbolt NVMe SSD can make Windows 10 poorly

Super-antique-fragile-and-it's-XP-alidocious, even though the sight of it is something quite atrocious

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Smartphones are becoming like white goods, says analyst, with users only upgrading when their handsets break

The killing of CentOS Linux: 'The CentOS board doesn't get to decide what Red Hat engineering teams do'

Decade-old bug in Linux world's sudo can be abused by any logged-in user to gain root privileges

Man arrested after UK school finds wiped hard drives on devices connected to network

Apple slapped with €60m lawsuit from Italian consumer rights org for slowing down CPUs in old iPhones

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