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Microsoft Announces Office 2021

Last Update: Dec 19, 2022

Microsoft has announced Office 2021, the next perpetual release of the productivity tools.

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Understanding Microsoft Defender and its Many Layers

Last Update: Jul 01, 2022

Microsoft Defender has many layers and trying to understand all of the different components can be complex.

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Automate Azure VM Best Practices Configuration Using Azure Automanage

Last Update: Sep 04, 2024

Azure Automanage helps you to make sure your virtual machines (VM) are consistently configured with Microsoft’s best practice recommendations. And that’s a valuable service because Azure is constantly growing and changing, making it hard for IT professionals to keep up with best practice recommendations. Automanage is currently in preview. It is designed to configure and…

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Microsoft Announces the Next Update to Windows 10, Arriving this Spring

Microsoft has announced the next update to Windows 10 but do not get too excited, as there is not a lot besides stability and bug fixes. You can look for the update to arrive in the spring but let’s dive into what is new and set the expectations. The update will be called 21H1, as…

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How to Turn Emails in Outlook Mobile into To Dos

Last Update: Jun 05, 2025

Microsoft has started rolling out a new feature to the Outlook mobile app (iOS & Android) that allows you to create a To Do easily and efficiently from an email.

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What is Microsoft Mesh? A New Developer Platform for Mixed Reality Apps

Last Update: Sep 04, 2024

Microsoft has a new development platform that is not explicitly tied to any single device and allows you to create AR/VR experiences from multiple platforms.

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What’s New in PowerShell 7.1

Last Update: Sep 04, 2024

The latest versions of PowerShell are not included out-of-the-box with Windows 10. So, you might not know that PowerShell is already on version 7.1

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How to Enable PowerShell Remoting in Windows 10

Last Update: Sep 04, 2024

Unlike Windows Server, PowerShell Remoting isn’t enabled by default in Windows 10. PowerShell Remoting is a secure management protocol (WSMan) for connecting to and managing remote devices. In its default configuration, PowerShell Remoting secures traffic over HTTP. It’s primarily designed to be used in an Active Directory (AD) environment, which protects the authentication phase using…

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Microsoft to Crackdown on High Volume Microsoft 365 Email Offenders

Microsoft has announced that users who receive a high number of messages, they will soon be cracking down on the rate at which you can receive email.

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Patch Tuesday – February 2021

Microsoft has released a relatively small number of fixes this month, in total just 56. But they include patches for a zero-day flaw in the Win32k component and some serious TCP/IP networking stack vulnerabilities. Windows and Windows Server February’s cumulative update (CU) for Windows 10 comes with a patch for a zero-day Elevation of Privilege…

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Microsoft Adds ‘Meet Now’ to Teams but It Needs to Go One Step Further

Last Update: Sep 04, 2024

Microsoft is rolling out a new Meet Now feature for Teams that almost matches the best-in-class funcationality.

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Protecting Hybrid Active Directory Environments from Attack

Last Update: Sep 04, 2024

Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) is an open standard that facilitates user logon to on-premises and cloud services.

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