Microsoft Corp. will replace its popular TechNet and Microsoft Developer Network support forums with a new service called “Microsoft Q&A” that’s likely to be up and running by the middle of next year.

A new site called "Microsoft Q&A" is expected to launch in "mid-2020" as a replacement for Microsoft's TechNet and MSDN forums. Content from TechNet and MSDN forums won't get migrated over to the ...

Microsoft announced earlier this month it was killing TechNet, but a vocal group of diehards want Microsoft to keep it Two weeks ago, Microsoft announced it was putting the TechNet subscription ...

Tech support scammers have created over 3,000 pages on the Microsoft TechNet portal to promote various shady services. The reason for invading Microsoft's portal was to gain a reputational boost from ...

There are reports in a TechNet forum that claim a recently released reliability and stability patch for Windows 7 may end up making some PCs less reliable and stable. The Ars Technica site discovered ...

Microsoft released a public beta version of Exchange Server 2010, the company's newest e-mail server, which is being rolled out a part of the company's renewed focus on the unified communications ...

Changes affecting Software Assurance benefits, App-V deployments, Exchange Online Unified Messaging and even Microsoft Office and Nano Server are appearing in random locations across Microsoft sites.

Chinese hackers have been using Microsoft's TechNet website to hide malware attack controls used to carry out assaults on all manner of different groups. Web security firm FireEye reports that the APT ...

A few licensing tidbits, and other Microsoft product changes, are showing up in obscure places. The changes affect Software Assurance benefits, App-V deployments, Exchange Online Unified Messaging and ...