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Microsoft Remote Desktop for Mac: Always Trust Certificate

Microsoft Remote Desktop for Mac: Always Trust Certificate

By Jim Tanous • Aug 17, 2018

If you use the Microsoft Remote Desktop app in macOS to connect to another Windows PC on your network, you may see a warning about an unverified certificate when you try to connect. Here’s how to configure your Mac to always trust that certificate so you’ll no longer see the warning message.

Mac

The Complete Xbox Games with Gold List and Details

The Complete Xbox Games with Gold List and Details

By Jim Tanous • Jul 26, 2018

Updated for August 2018. Microsoft’s Games with Gold program launched last year, but with two more games coming out each month, it’s getting difficult to keep track of which games are free and when. Due to reader interest, we’ve compiled an archive of the games to date, and we’ll update the list each month as more games are announced.

Games

How to Open Multiple Windows in OneNote for Mac

How to Open Multiple Windows in OneNote for Mac

By Jim Tanous • Jul 11, 2017

The latest update to OneNote for Mac finally adds a long-awaited feature: the ability to work with multiple independent windows. Here’s how it works.

Mac

Microsoft is Finally Removing ‘Get Windows 10 App’ From Users’ PCs

Microsoft is Finally Removing ‘Get Windows 10 App’ From Users’ PCs

By Jim Tanous • Sep 21, 2016

With the free upgrade offer officially ending in July, Microsoft is finally removing the Get Windows 10 app from Windows 7 and Windows 8 PCs, bringing an end to a frustrating and controversial period.

News

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Understanding & Managing Windows Store Device Limits

Understanding & Managing Windows Store Device Limits

By Jim Tanous • May 18, 2016

Like most digital content providers, Microsoft has implemented device limits for content acquired via the Windows Store. Here’s an overview of the various device limits for apps, games, music, and videos, and how you can view and manage the devices registered to your Microsoft Account.

Windows

How to Use Custom Button Mapping on the Xbox One

How to Use Custom Button Mapping on the Xbox One

By Jim Tanous • Nov 16, 2015

The latest Xbox One system update introduces custom button mapping for standard Xbox One controllers, meaning that you’ll no longer need to drop $150 on an Xbox One Elite controller just to get the button layout you want. Here’s how it works.

Games

How to Install the Older Office 2013 via Office 365

How to Install the Older Office 2013 via Office 365

By Jim Tanous • Oct 21, 2015

A major benefit of subscription software services like Office 365 is that users always have access to the latest versions. But sometimes you need the older version for reasons of compatibility or personal preference. Here’s how to grab and install the older Office 2013 using your Office 365 subscription.

Tips

How to Use 1080p/60fps Xbox One Streaming in Windows 10

How to Use 1080p/60fps Xbox One Streaming in Windows 10

By Jim Tanous • Aug 18, 2015

Microsoft just made Xbox One streaming to Windows 10 a whole lot more interesting with the introduction of support for 1080p at 60fps. Here’s a quick look at how you can enable this new quality feature, and if it even makes a difference.

Games

The Evolution of the Windows Start Menu: Windows 95 to Windows 10

The Evolution of the Windows Start Menu: Windows 95 to Windows 10

By Jim Tanous • Aug 3, 2015

Are you glad to see the Start Menu make a return in Windows 10? Curious about how it compares to the Start Menus that came before? Check out our high-quality gallery of every Windows Start Menu and desktop from Windows 95 to the just-released Windows 10.

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Windows

Why and How to Enable System Restore in Windows 10

Why and How to Enable System Restore in Windows 10

By Jim Tanous • Jul 27, 2015

Windows 10 brings a multitude of new features, but misses out when it comes to System Restore. Read on to learn why System Restore may be a good choice for your PC, and how you can enable it in Windows 10.

Windows

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