Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008r2 are coming to an end on January 14th, 2020.

Like many people, you're probably a little annoyed by constant alerts requesting that you upgrade your software or download the latest patch, but ignoring them can be costly...

If you're a Windows 7 user, you may have already heard that mainstream support for Windows 7 has ended and security updates will stop in 2020. This means the time to upgrade to Windows 10 is now. 

For the most part, Windows 7 was a reliable operating system. However, you will really enjoy the user-friendly components and increased security that Windows 10 provides. 

Sometimes it's easier to create a meeting on the fly rather than schedule them directly through Outlook (or perhaps you are just using Lync Online from Office 365 and are not a full subscriber). This process walks you through how to do just that.

One of my biggest beefs with Microsoft is how terrible their marketing is. I mean - you'd think that as the world's second largest company behind ExxonMobil, these guys would get it right. But they don't - they are really, really bad. I mean, how many of you have heard about Mesh? (I hope you're reading this in Redmond.)