Operating System Archive
Dell’s eDellRoot certificate screw-up – what dazed admins need to know
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For PC users it’s a case of here we go again. Earlier in 2015, PC giant Lenovo was infamously caught shipping Windows
Fujitsu Primergy TX1310 M1 – the workhorse Xeon server for SMEs on a budget
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Fujitsu Primergy TX1310 Specs Fujitsu PRIMERGY TX1310 E3-1200 3.3GHz Xeon v3 supporting ECC memory – Up to 32 GB ECC memory (2
Don’t like Windows 10? Here’s how to uninstall it
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With Windows 10, Microsoft has made some massive changes to the way its operating system works, and it’s managed to win over a
How to move Windows 10 from your old hard drive to SSD
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One of the best ways of making your PC run faster is by installing a solid-state drive (SSD). However, moving Windows to
Best Windows 10 tips and tricks
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Here’s some of the best hacks for Microsoft’s flagship operating system Windows 10 has come in for its fair share of flak
Windows 10 release date, features, devices and free upgrade: Windows 10 Creators Update ‘scheduled for April’
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Windows 10 at-a-glance Windows 10 launched globally on 29 July 2015 and touted as “the last version of Windows”, marking the end
Apple enhances iOS features for hearing impaired
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Tech giant Apple has enhanced its iOS accessibility features for users with hearing impairments, according to a report by Appleinsider. Features like
Flock Launches Chat Operating System, FlockOS
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Flock announces the release of its platform, FlockOS – a chat operating system. Developers can now build customized apps, bots and integrations
Latest Microsoft updates erase Word customizations, can break Edge, Outlook, File Explorer
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An investigation by Ed Bott casts doubt on KB3xxxx being the problem, and points instead to an Office update that affected Office
Subgraph OS: A secure Linux for the non-technical user?
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If you’ve ever had to configure an SELinux (Security Enhanced Linux) kernel security module without the guidance of an administrator, you’ll understand why this recentinterview