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Forbes

Just as Windows users have recovered from the July CrowdStrike update failure, a new blue screen of death threat has been revealed.

Bleeping Computer

Microsoft announced that the Paint 3D graphics app will be discontinued later this year and removed from the Microsoft Store in November.

Yahoo

According to a banner that's appeared in-app, Paint 3D won't be available in the Microsoft Store starting on November 4 of this year.

TechRadar

Microsoft seems to be experimenting with a 'Category' layout for the All Apps section of the Start menu.

Ars Technica

… of the Paint app, is getting the axe in November. Andrew Cunningham. In October of 2017, Microsoft released a version of Windows 10 called the …

The Verge

Paint 3D is the latest victim of Microsoft's varied Windows features and apps that eventually get removed and discontinued. Windows Mixed Reality …

PC World

This November, Microsoft is killing off another Windows program and won't be providing any more updates for it.

SC Magazine

… Microsoft Surface with the Windows logo is seen. Credit: Getty Images. The security of Windows 11 can be completely undermined by corrupting the …

ITPro

Attackers could exploit the Windows vulnerability to repeatedly crash machines and trigger a blue screen of death, according to researchers at …

Windows Central

What you need to know. Microsoft is working on a category view within the Windows 11 Start menu. The view groups apps in a way similar to what's seen …

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