Microsoft is one source that is trustworthy, obviously, and some time ago it launched the Fix It Center to its official support website. This has many automated solutions for fixing common Windows problems and, once you&rsquo. s easy to turn to the web in a search for answers but with so many people and websites out there offering advice &ndash. it can be hard to decide who or what to believe. s Fix It Center, and also how to find and use other automatic troubleshooting tools hidden in Windows. In this practical feature we will show you how to master Microsoft&rsquo. sometimes useful or well-meaning, but quite often dubious or just plain wrong &ndash.

Don’t get me wrong, IE10 looks to be yet another a good improvement for IE. Sure they want to kill IE6 ASAP but they are forgetting... Microsoft’s unwillingness to offer latest versions of IE to its older OSes (which are not so old) is beyond me. It’s fast but too unstable for my liking and any plugin makes it 2X-3X more crash prone. All the versions of IE have been an absolute abdomination although IE9 is less of it. Although their dev team is working hard to get the HTML5 technologies going in IE10 PP4, they are still behind in supporting emerging open web technologies like WebGL when even the folks at Apple have agreed upon let alone the other browser vendors. Microsoft’s short sighted approach towards IE and the open web is perhaps the most important thing they need to sort out right now.