Man, we started from Windows 1.0 to now! This is so heartwarming :)
4 weeks ago | 0
Happy 50 years of success and change the world for good thanks
4 months ago | 0
What's going on with the Majorana 1 microchip? On Monday, Google declared that day to be World Quantum Day. Also, are you working with CERN to change the timelines?
4 months ago | 0
HoloLens Cortana & Direct-Xbox 2002 { I’m going to time travel & observe the Xbox release day in Japan & everywhere }
4 months ago | 0
I have been deeply frustrated for a long time by the direction in which the development of the Windows operating system is heading. Constant and forced updates, which users have virtually no real way to refuse, have become a frustrating standard. On top of that, new features—especially those related to so-called artificial intelligence—are being added without user demand, cannot be fully disabled, and often only consume system resources or interfere with user privacy. I ask: Why can’t I simply continue using the version of Windows I once chose and purchased, without being constantly pushed into updates, interface changes, or new "improvements" that I neither need nor want? If I bought the product, I should have the right to decide how and for how long I use it. Why am I not allowed to remain securely on Windows 7, when that system fully met my needs? Why did support have to end without the option to pay for essential security updates—without being pressured into switching to newer versions that are often less stable and less practical for professional use? And why is Microsoft forcing users to sign in with an online account during installation of a new system, effectively making it impossible to create a local account without an internet connection? I consider this a highly controversial and unacceptable step, especially for technically knowledgeable users who want full control over their own devices. More and more often, I get the feeling that Microsoft is no longer developing an operating system for its users, but rather pushing its own vision of the world—one in which personal freedom, privacy, and choice are being lost. It increasingly feels like a form of digital coercion and oppression aimed at those who dare to have different opinions or needs than what corporate planning envisions. The constant pressure for changes—many of which seem purely cosmetic or marketing-driven—shows a disregard for the real needs of a large portion of users. As a result, the system is starting to feel more like a rented service than a tool I once purchased and have a right to use according to my own preferences. As a global leader in software, I would expect Microsoft to respect users who do not want to change habits every few months, adapt to new experimental features, or be constantly online for syncing and updates. I want stability, control, and the freedom to choose.
2 months ago | 0
Hey Microsoft, I don't know if anybody from here knows but I just wanted to ask how can I recover my hacked Microsoft account so I can keep playing Minecraft? Because I know that there's a way to do it but since my Microsoft account is hacked, it says that the account is signed up yet it's not existing, maybe anybody from the comment section knows how to solve it? 🙏
4 months ago | 1
This is time to bring back Microsoft smartphones. People are bored with Iphones and android. If you bring back windows phone the Market will be destroyed. Now the chips are stronger and much more people are using smartphone compare to then. So it is time Microsoft.
2 weeks ago | 0
steam baskan kim lüsfen steam bizim türkiye tamane kapatırın lüsfen kapat
4 weeks ago (edited) | 0
Microsoft can you please remove the A1B2C3 verification on windows 11? Reason: it almost installed a virus on my PC and almost killed my PC, Now I am forced to have no password on my PC because of the A1B2C3 verification on windows 11
4 months ago | 1
Why do Microsoft 365 paid for laptop in Canada? Please give answers sir!
2 months ago | 0
2025 : Happy 50th Anniversary of Microsoft 🪟! 2026 : Happy 50th Anniversary of Apple 🍎! 2044 : Happy 50th Anniversary of Amazon 🛒! 2048 : Happy 50th Anniversary of Google 🔍! 2054 : Happy 50th Anniversary of Meta (Facebook
4 months ago | 2
Microsoft
Today we celebrate 50 years of Microsoft with a nod to both the past and the future. 🎉 Our mission to empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more continues. #Microsoft50
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