Since October, the Microsoft 365 Copilot app has been automatically installed on computers running Windows 11, a move that has upset many users. Fortunately, Microsoft has taken the criticism on board and is no longer automatically installing this app—for now. …
… The new agentic capabilities are generally available in Word for Windows and Mac for Microsoft 365 subscribers. Excel: More analysis, always Microsoft has been trying to apply insights and analysis to Excel for years, dating back to improvements like PowerBI. …
… This time, it's the Support and Recovery Assistant SaRA , a tool that's been used for troubleshooting Microsoft 365, Office, Outlook, and Windows, among other Microsoft products and services. …
… This isn’t Microsoft 365. There’s no monthly billing, no renewal reminders, and no losing access if you stop paying. You install it once on a Windows PC, and it’s yours to use for as long as that machine lasts. …
… Between Windows 10 and Microsoft 365, you have an outdated OS and apps you’re paying for every month that aren’t even optimized for your machine. If you want a simple alternative, you can now get Windows 11 Pro and a lifetime license for Microsoft Office 2019 together for only $25.99 reg. $428 . …
… Original story from March 20th: Ever since Windows 11's big March update, users have reported login issues with certain apps. At the very least, apps that require a Microsoft account are affected, including Teams, OneDrive, Microsoft 365 Copilot, the Xbox app, and the Microsoft Store. …
… Windows Latest also reports that various improvements to File Explorer and new settings for Microsoft 365 are being rolled out. …
… Both licenses are tied to a single device, and Office 2021 won’t receive the same rolling feature updates as Microsoft 365. …
Yesterday was May's Patch Tuesday, meaning Microsoft released new updates that addressed 120 security vulnerabilities. In addition to Windows and Office, Microsoft's cloud services were also affected. …
… This requirement to use a Microsoft account is likely the biggest annoyance for many Windows users. Microsoft's aim is to bind Windows users more closely to the company and make its numerous products such as OneDrive or the paid Microsoft 365 suite more appealing to them. …
