In 2013, Bill Gates admitted ctrl+alt+del was a mistake and blamed IBM. Here's the story of how the key combination became famous in the first place. In the spring of 1981, David Bradley was part of a ...

CTRL+ALT+DELETE: Comedy. By Anthony Clarvoe. Directed by Ethan McSweeny. (Through Nov. 18. At the San Jose Repertory Theatre, 101 Paseo de San Antonio, San Jose. 2 hours, 25 minutes. Tickets: $20-$44.

Bill Gates "finally" caved to pressure and admitted that CTRL-Alt-Delete was a "mistake," which seems a little harsh for a three-key combination used by frustrated PC users for decades. "We could have ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Turns out that Bill Gates was not the only famous Microsoft identity to be spotted at the Olympic opening ceremony. Numerous bloggers ...

Windows is famous for its blue screen of death, but back in the early days of the operating system, that familiar blue hue wasn’t limited to system-crashing errors alone. Windows 3.x featured a ...

Whether Microsoft likes it or not, Windows' blue screen messages are iconic-- they're universal signs that something really bad has happened to your software. But who wrote the original ...

Bill Gates "finally" caved to pressure and admitted that CTRL-Alt-Delete was a "mistake," which seems a little harsh for a three-key combination used by frustrated PC users for decades. "We could have ...