Microsoft has pushed out another pop-up urging Windows 10 users to upgrade; In this case, though, there are reports of the pop-up locking up; It’s not a good look having a full-screen nag crash ...

A pop-up that freezes and crashes as soon as it appears. It's not a good look for Microsoft and does little to instill confidence in Windows 10 users who refuse to upgrade despite the OS ...

However, the cherry on top is that Microsoft's pop-up message is taking over their entire displays as the full-screen prompts are disrupting many Windows 10 users' computer use and tasks.

Turn off Microsoft Family features pop up in Windows 11/10 According to the popup message, the child is not signed in with his/her Microsoft account on his/her Windows device.

With the countless millions of Microsoft products fielded across the globe, support numbers (especially free ones) are, for all intents, nonexistent. You’re much better off writing to me.

Microsoft’s rivals in the browser game, as well as consumer rights advocacy groups, have not been happy about Microsoft’s heavy-handed approach to trying to get users to stick with Edge, and ...

Microsoft has been… let’s say “aggressive” when it comes to trying to get Chrome users to give Microsoft Edge a shot, and its latest effort is a huge new pop-up that tries to get users to ...

This is a full-screen pop-up, of which we’ve seen very similar (if not identical) variants before, which urges you to ‘Start planning for Windows 10 end of support’ ahead of the End of Life ...