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On this episode, I cover the new build of Redstone, a new cadence of the Insider builds and a scoop about a new feature coming to OneDrive.

Because I’m always jolly, this week’s other news includes Microsoft’s over-insistent efforts to get customers upgraded to Windows 10, a rumored HP Windows phone, Blackberry attacks Apple, the FCC investigates zero rating, and you’re never going to believe how easy it is to hack Linux.

Sometimes you need to display PowerShell information in a more colorful format. Learn how to display domain controller service statuses that light up.

The role of the GUI in Windows Server has been under attack. Aidan Finn explains why he and customers do not accept the dogma.

Microsoft has announced a joint venture that will sell and service Windows 10 in China’s governmental agencies and certain state owned enterprises.

Microsoft is updating its OneDrive storage options for its business customers that features unlimited capacity for each user who are select plans.

Get processes using the most CPU with PowerShell and performance counters.

Microsoft this week announced plans to expand its corporate philanthropy globally, and to the people who really need it. It will create a new Microsoft Philanthropies organization to focus on these efforts.

Microsoft has pulled another Windows 10 update because of issues impacting customers trying to install the files on their mobile devices.

Learn how to get the most out of Office 365 by understanding who in the organization can see what.

What is Azure Active Directory, and what are the features? Here’s a feature comparison for the free, basic, and premium editions of Active Directory in the cloud.

Samsung on Monday took the final legal step it can take before being forced to pay Apple almost $550 million in damages for patent infringement: It appealed the case to the U.S. Supreme Court.