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Russell Smith outlines what’s new in the Azure PowerShell 1.0 release.

Daniel Petri shows us how to make signing into Windows 10 a bit easier by disabling the lock screen.

In the final article of this article series on process performance, Jeff Hicks shows us how we can manage performance at scale with PowerShell.

Because Thanksgiving, this short week’s other news includes Microsoft’s diversity problem, Android’s future at Microsoft, where Android fragmentation hurts users, Amazon has been breached, and HP Inc.’s slow first (ever) quarter.

Pearson VUE, who manages the certification programs for a large number of IT vendors like Cisco and EMC, has announced that their credential system has been compromised.

Earlier this week, Microsoft pulled its Windows 10 November update and now we know why, it was related to the security settings defined by the user.

In this post, learn how to deploy a Windows Server Containers-based application and configure NAT networking and Windows Firewall rules.

Learn about Azure AD Domain Services and how does it differs from Azure Active Directory.

Microsoft is ending support for all prior version of IE11 for Windows 7/8 but to help ease the transition, the company has announced new features.

Russell Smith dives into the Windows 2016 Technical Preview 4 release.

Microsoft has moved to a modernized workflow for development but the faster release cadence is starting to show its weakness within Windows 10.

Learn about new features in the Windows Server 2016 Technical Preview 4 for Hyper-V and related roles and technologies.