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Microsoft was recently notified of a critical zero-day vulnerability on all computers running recent versions of Windows.

Within a month of losing official Microsoft support, Windows 7 has started creating major problems for its users.

This week, we have witnessed some major developments in tech.

More than a year after announcing the plan to switch Edge to Chromium, Microsoft has made the stable version of the upgraded browser available on Windows and macOS.

If you are still using the decade-old Windows 7 operating system, now is the time to upgrade to the newer, fancier Windows 10.

As Microsoft plans to kill support for Windows 7 - one of its most-loved operating systems - in January 2020, it has become more important than ever to upgrade to Windows 10.

Over the years, Microsoft has given us plenty of reasons to ditch the dated Windows 7 operating system for a more advanced Windows 10.

Despite having an option to upgrade to a fancier Windows 10, a number of users still use the older versions of Windows.

Back in 2017, the infamous WannaCry ransomware plagued hundreds of thousands of computers across the globe.

PUBG enjoys immense popularity in Asia. However, the PC version requires high-end hardware, thus preventing a lot of potential and willing gamers from accessing the game.

PUBG is one of the most popular Battle Royale games and attracts new gamers every day who want to try and win the chicken dinner.

Over 202,000 ATM machines in India run on Microsoft XP software that hasn't been upgraded in over two years, making them vulnerable to hackers.

The government said that over 29 lakh debit cards were the victims of malware attacks in 2016. The cards in question were those used on ATM machines operated by Hitachi.

Over 202,000 ATM machines in India run on Microsoft XP software that hasn't been upgraded in over two years, making them vulnerable to hackers.