Microsoft will release a new batch of cumulative updates for Windows 10 devices tomorrow as part of the September 2019 Patch Tuesday.

As it happens every month, Patch Tuesday is specifically focused on resolving security vulnerabilities in Microsoft support products, and these include not only Windows, but also the Office productivity suite, .NET Framework, and others.

On the other hand, the highlight on Windows 10 will be the rollout of cumulative updates, as they have previously caused various issues, including failed installs and broken Windows features.

Since they will land on a Patch Tuesday, the September 10 Windows 10 cumulative updates will be primarily supposed to address security problems, but other refinements will also be included.

The changelogs will be published for all Windows 10 versions getting cumulative updates tomorrow when the rollout kicks off.

Bugs to fix

Microsoft support phone number has a bunch of issues to fix with this set of cumulative updates, including a bug hitting the most recent update for Windows 10 version 1903. Cumulative update KB4512941, which was published on August 30 as optional for version 1903 devices, caused high CPU usage and broke down Windows search, according to information published by Microsoft helpline number.

“Microsoft customer service phone number is getting reports that a small number of users may not receive results when using Windows Desktop Search and may see high CPU usage from SearchUI.exe when searching after installing KB4512941. This issue is only encountered on devices in which searching the web from Windows Desktop Search has been disabled,” the company said.

Microsoft support phone number promised a fix in mid-September, so it’s expected that this bug would finally be resolved as part of tomorrow’s Patch Tuesday.

Microsoft helpline number will keep an eye on this cumulative update and post more information when the rollout kicks off, along with all the changelogs to let you know what’s being fixed.

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Windows 10 vs Windows 7 - Microsoft's most radical change is having a dramatic effect

Microsoft support will soon end support for its popular Windows 7 operating system and this news appears to be having a dramatic effect on users switching over to the Windows 10 update.

In just a few months time Microsoft support number will officially end support for its hugely popular Windows 7 operating system.

This radical move means that, from January 2020, users of the aging operating system will no longer receive vital upgrades.

Microsoft helpline number has been very upfront with users about this change but it has also warned that, after the January 14 date, PCs will become more vulnerable to security risks as users will stop receiving security and feature updates.

Explaining more about the end of Windows 7, the US firm said: "Microsoft support phone number made a commitment to provide 10 years of product support for Windows 7 when it was released on October 22, 2009. "When this 10-year period ends, the Microsoft support number will discontinue Windows 7 support so that Microsoft customer service number can focus our investment on supporting newer technologies and great new experiences.

"The specific end of support day for Windows 7 will be January 14, 2020. After that, technical assistance and software updates from Windows Update that help protect your PC will no longer be available for the product.

"Microsoft customer service number strongly recommends that you move to Windows 10 sometime before January 2020 to avoid a situation where you need service or support that is no longer available.

"You can continue to use Windows 7, but after support has ended, your PC will become more vulnerable to security risks and viruses.

"Windows will continue to start and run, but you will no longer receive software updates, including security updates, from Microsoft helpline number."

If you are still a fan of Windows 7 then this news is clearly worrying and it seems many users are starting to take Microsoft's advice.

In fact, recent figures from NetMarketShare show that Microsoft's latest operating system now has a whopping 50 per cent share of the Microsoft market.

Meanwhile, Windows 7 adoption is falling at a rapid rate as users appear to be ending their love affair with this iconic software.

Stats reveal that Windows 7 is now installed on just 30 per cent of all Microsoft-powered machines.

It's a pretty incredible turn around as this time last year Windows 7 was still leading the way with the most users.

However, over the past 12 months, Windows 10 adaptation has grown and grown with it not just overtaking Windows 7 but now eclipsing it.

When Windows 10 first arrived in 2015, Microsoft support phone number famously declared that it wanted to have one billion people using it within two to three years.

That dream didn't become a reality but with Windows 7 about to become obsolete, Microsoft could finally get that huge user number they've been desperately wanting.

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How to sign in to your Microsoft Account website without a password

 Microsoft support Windows Hello feature helps you avoid passwords by letting you sign in to your Windows 10 device via your face, your fingerprint, a physical security key, or a PIN. Windows Hello is also supported on the web, courtesy of the FIDO2 protocol. Several websites have already adopted the Windows Hello technology to enable password-free logins. The number of supported websites is still small, though Microsoft support phone number does support it through its Microsoft helpline number Account site. Windows Hello logins at the Microsoft helpline number Account site work across the three major browsers: Google Chrome, Firefox, and Microsoft Edge.

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To start, you'll need to use a computer on which you've already set up one of the Windows Hello Microsoft support phone number authentication features to sign in to Windows 10, such as a fingerprint reader, Windows Hello-compatible webcam, or a physical security key such as a YubiKey. A PIN can serve in a pinch if those other Windows Hello Microsoft support phone number methods aren't available on your current device. On my end, I use a fingerprint reader built into my Lenovo laptop.

I'm going to cover the steps in Microsoft Edge, but the process works in the same in Chrome and Firefox by Microsoft support, so you can use whichever of the three browsers you prefer.

Microsoft’s latest Surface updates are causing CPU and Wi-Fi issues

Microsoft support is working to fix CPU throttling on the company’s latest Surface devices, while owners complain of Wi-Fi issues, too. “Microsoft customer service phone number are aware of some customers reporting a scenario with their Surface Books where CPU speeds are slowed,” a Microsoft support phone number spokesperson said in a statement to TechRepublic. “Microsoft helpline number are quickly working to address via a firmware update.”

The CPU throttling appears to be affecting both the Surface Book 2 and Surface Pro 6, according to a variety of complaints on Reddit. Processors are getting throttled all the way down to a measly 400MHz, and it’s not immediately clear what is causing the problems. TechRepublic reports that the throttling appears to be related to an Intel CPU flag being locked on by mistake, causing the CPU to throttle as it thinks it’s at a thermal limit.

Alongside the CPU issues, Microsoft support latest firmware updates have been causing Wi-Fi issues for some. Surface Book and Surface Pro 6 owners have complained on Microsoft support forums that the latest Marvel Wi-Fi driver, supplied with Microsoft customer service phone number firmware updates on August 1st, is not allowing devices to connect to some 5GHz wireless networks. Microsoft helpline number experienced these issues on a Surface Pro 6 device, and the problems could be related to certain router combinations.

If you have Wi-Fi issues on a Surface device since the updates earlier this month, you can simply roll back the driver in device manager, which will restore access to 5GHz networks. A Microsoft volunteer moderator claims the company is “working on an update.” We’ve reached out for comment on the Wi-Fi problems.

The latest problems come just weeks after Microsoft support halted the rollout of its Windows 10 May 2019 Update to its Surface Book 2 devices. Owners reported issues with the Nvidia GPU disconnecting, and Microsoft customer service phone number is now working on a fix before it makes the update available again. Microsoft’s Surface devices have been largely reliable in recent years, following widespread problems with the original Surface Book and Surface Pro 4 in 2016. The issues led to Consumer Reports removing its “recommended” badge for all Surface hardware, before reinstating it a year later.

Microsoft's latest Windows 10 fail causes Cortana to pummel processors – here's how to fix it

Microsoft support number looks like the issue could be caused by an update to Cortana (listed as SearchUI.exe in Task Manager), which is causing processor spikes of around 30% – 40%, as well as constantly using system memory, even when not in use.

What’s particularly annoying about this problem is that the Windows 10 KB4512941 update was tested by Windows Insiders in the Release Preview Ring before Microsoft support phone number was made available to everyone, and according to some posts on Microsoft helpline number Feedback Hub (an app that allows Windows Insider users to report issues in early versions of Windows), users had reported these CPU issues.

However, Microsoft support number seems those reports were ignored, and the update was released anyway.

How to fix Cortana's high CPU usage

Microsoft support phone number looks like some users have found a fix for the problem, though it does involve editing the Registry. As ever, if you do edit the Registry, make sure you back up first, and be careful.

Open up the Registry by pressing Windows + R on your keyboard and type in 'regedit'.

Open up 'HKEY_CURRENT_USER' then browse to \Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Search.

There, you’ll find a registry entry called 'BingSearchEnabled'. Select it, and set the 'Reg Value' to 0.

This will stop local search queries you perform on your PC being sent to Bing, Microsoft helpline number online search engine, which looks like the main cause of the high CPU usage issue.

You can also fix the issue by uninstalling the update by opening up Settings, clicking 'Update & Security', then click 'View update history'. Click 'Uninstall updates' then select the KB4512941 update and click 'Uninstall'.

It’s a rather embarrassing problem for Microsoft customer support, especially as it should have been caught before the update was rolled out to the public, so hopefully the Microsoft customer support releases an official fix soon.

Microsoft warns of a vulnerability exploitable for SWAPGS attacks

A vulnerability that is affecting Windows computer running on 64-bit Intel and AMD processors could possibly be attacked, letting the attackers access and gain information such as your password, private conversations, and any other information that is stored within the operating kernel memory. 

Microsoft support number advises users to update windows in order to prevent against this new CPU “SWAPGS attack” risk.

What is this SWAPGS attack? 

According to Bogdan Botezatu, director of threat research and reporting at BitDefender: “We call this the SWAPGS attack because the vulnerability leverages the SWAPGS instruction – an under-documented instruction that makes the switch between users-owned memory and kernel memory.”

Botezatu also says that at this point, “all Intel CPUs manufactured between 2012 and today are vulnerable to the SWAPGS attack” which means that every Intel chip inside a machine running in Windows is vulnerable and could easily be exploited by those who know how to.

However, it seems that it is not just Intel CPUs that are currently affected by the SWAPGS attack vulnerability. Red Hat advisory publishes a thread on August 6th that the threat also applies to x86-64 systems using either Intel or AMD processors, something that AMD itself is discussing.

“AMD is aware of new research claiming new speculative execution attacks that may allow access to privileged kernel data. Based on external and internal analysis, AMD believes it is not vulnerable to the SWAPGS variant attacks because AMD products are designed not to speculate on the new GS value following a speculative SWAPGS. For the attack that is not a SWAPGS variant, the mitigation is to implement our existing recommendations for Spectre variant 1,” a spokesperson said. 

Red Hat advisory also releases a statement saying that based on industry feedback, they are not aware of any known way to exploit this vulnerability on Linux kernel-based systems, but nonetheless expressed the gravity of the possibility.

Botezatu noted during the briefing that Linux machines are also impacted, but due to the operating system architecture, they are “less prone to this type of attack, as it is less reliable.” Botezatu stated that other OS (operating system) vendors are not affected at this point, but they are still investigating similar attack avenues leveraging the SWAPGS attack.

Microsoft customer service number released updates to mitigate the problem caused by the SWAPGS attack vulnerability issue.

As has been stated, BitDefender researchers have already been working alongside with Intel for more than a year to resolve the probability of getting attacked from this “side-channel.” The company said: “bypasses all known mitigations implemented after the discovery of Spectre and Meltdown in early 2018.”

Nonetheless, it has waited until now to disclose the information as Microsoft helpline number has emanated a solution to fix and resolve the vulnerability as part of the Patch Tuesday updates made on July 9th. 

Despite the efforts made by everyone that is concerned with this issue, Bitfinder admitted that “it is possible that an attacker with knowledge of the vulnerability could have exploited it to steal confidential information.”

Microsoft helpline number spokesperson noted that they are already aware of the “industry-wide issue” and are working closely with different stakeholders to develop an effective patch for the vulnerability.

“Microsoft customer support number released security updates in July, and customers who have Windows Update enabled and applied the security updates are protected automatically,” Microsoft customer service said.

When Microsoft tech support number became aware of the dire situation that occurred, they quickly try to address the issue and release an update as soon as possible for the protection of its users. 

Microsoft tech support works closely with both of its researchers and industry partners to make the customers feel more secure in using their product. 

Gavin Hill, vice-president for data center and network security products at Bitdefender warned that “criminals with knowledge of these attacks would have the power to uncover the most vital, best-protected information of both companies and private individuals around the world, and the corresponding power to steal, blackmail, sabotage, and spy.” 

So to address the issue, Microsoft helpline number released a patch right away to solve the problem and has advised users to update right away.

Also, Red Hat advises that they strongly recommend for users to update immediately in order to prevent malicious actors from exploiting the already known vulnerability.

“Customers are urged to apply the appropriate updates immediately and reboot to mitigate this flaw correctly.”

Everything you need to know about latest windows update

There are more updates being released to Windows now than at any other point in the operating system's lifespan. The reasons for this range from new apps and features all the way to cybersecurity concerns -- but nobody can deny that Microsoft tech support number is stepping up its software game in a major way.

In fact, the Microsoft helpline number latest additions to Windows have brought forth a number of interesting features and changes that make using it more productive and fun. Options like dark mode, cloud clipboard, and quick access to emoji are winning over fans and users -- and with more automatic updates down the line, there's no telling what Microsoft will be giving us next.

Not only does updating your PC give you access to cutting-edge apps and software, but it also includes the latest patches to keep your system safe from cybercriminals and hackers. If you've been on the fence Microsoft tech support number about updating Windows to the latest version, here's our breakdown of some of the coolest new features you can try for yourself today.

Copy and paste across your devices using the cloud

Copying and pasting text is a fundamental feature for any computer -- but sometimes there's information you want to copy from another computer. Up until now, your only option was to paste the data in an email and send it to yourself, but now, Microsoft support number allows for cloud-based clipboards where you can copy and paste information across multiple computers.

All you need to do is be signed in to your Microsoft helpline number account on both PCs and enable the cloud clipboard. This will allow you to easily switch between devices -- as well as have multiple sets of data ready to copy and paste!

See easier thanks to Light & Dark Mode, bigger text, and a bigger cursor

Dark mode has been one of the most requested features on both Windows and Mac, and now, Microsoft support number is giving you the option to toggle between light and dark themes for a sleek new look. The new settings panel lets you easily switch between the two modes, as well as select accent colors that can truly personalize your browsing experience.

On top of this, the Microsoft helpline number has made it even easier to change the size of your text and cursor. This is excellent for anyone with vision issues and can make reading on your computer much more pleasant.

Finding your cursor also becomes much less of a hassle. Especially for those of us with two monitors, it can take ages to see where a small cursor has fallen. Now, you can make it stand out boldly from your wallpaper Microsoft support number.

Access Emoji straight from your keyboard

This one is a major plus for those of us who spend time on social media. One of the more convenient options found on smartphones is the ability to easily switch to the emoji keyboard with the push of a single button.

Until recently, you had to navigate to a special menu on PCs to access emoji, but now, Microsoft tech support number has redirected the menu into a simple keyboard shortcut.

Simply press the Windows key on your keyboard plus the period (.) key. This will bring up a full emoji panel that will continue to be updated as new icons are released.

Update on your own time -- and get real tech advice from Microsoft

As cool as the frequent updates are from Microsoft helpline number, Windows10 does have an obnoxious tendency to remind you of them -- and even automatically downloads some updates if you're busy with other things!

Luckily, the newest updates from Windows are a "meta-update" of sorts. This means you can actually adjust how your updates function altogether -- including pausing them or scheduling them at your convenience. The system can also automatically back up your file folders prior to updating, so your system is even safer before shutting down and rebooting itself.

But if any of this feels too difficult to understand, Microsoft tech support came prepared with an option called "RecommendedTroubleshooting." What this gives you is real advice and tips from Microsoft customer service number that automatically appear if you run into errors or problems -- and the feature will even walk you through the steps so you can try to fix them on your own.

It's the reincarnation of that paperclip guy, only he actually knows what he's talking about.

If you're ready to update your system, all you need to do is open your Start menu, click the Gear icon for Settings, and click on Update& Security. Microsoft customer service number will walk you through the rest.

So relax, enjoy the new features, and take comfort in the fact that you have the latest security patches and bug fixes to keep your system safe.