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Paul Thurrott’s Short Takes: August 9

Because a cornerstone does not a foundation make, this edition of Short Takes looks at a misunderstanding of terms, Microsoft’s expanding partnership with Samsung, Microsoft’s Iowa hypocrisy, Microsoft contractors listening in on Cortana, and so much more.

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Research Shows Zero-Days Much Less Likely to Compromise Latest Windows OS Version

Microsoft researcher releases data that shows the latest versions of Windows are significantly less likely to be compromised by zero-days.

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Get Users Working Faster with Windows 10 Autopilot White Glove Provisioning

Part of Microsoft’s modern management initiative for Windows 10, Windows Autopilot is a suite of technologies designed to simplify the setup process for new and existing devices.

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Everything You Need to Know About Windows – July 2019

Microsoft changes Windows 10 servicing again, Windows Server will get support for FIDO2 security keys in hybrid configurations, Microsoft fixes blocking issues for the Windows 10 May 2019 Update, and much more.

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Six Tips for Managing and Working with Large Media Files

If your business needs to store and manage RAW image files generated by professional cameras, high-resolution videos, or other large media files, then local network storage and specialist software can help you improve productivity. But there’s no one-size-fits-all solution, so evaluate your needs and expectations carefully.

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Windows 10 Your Phone Gets Notification Mirroring and Suddenly Becomes More Useful

Microsoft adds notification mirroring between Your Phone and Android handsets.

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Internet Explorer Mode and Other Enterprise Features Now Available for Testing in Microsoft Edge Insider Preview

Microsoft updates the Canary channel Edge Insider preview build with IE mode support.

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No Major New Features in Windows 10 19H2 But Enterprise Features and Performance Fixes Coming

Windows 10 19H2, which is the second feature update of 2019 planned for Windows 10 in fall this year, will be delivered via servicing as a Cumulative Update for users running the Windows 10 May 2019 Update.

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Microsoft’s Making Windows 10 Servicing Changes, Again

Microsoft is once again changing up how it will service Windows 10; while these updates are not as significant, they do move the cheese a little bit again.

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Windows 10 May 2019 Update and Windows Server Version 1903 Available for Download

Microsoft made the Windows 10 May 2019 Update and Windows Server version 1903 available for download May 21st.

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