This month’s quality update for Windows 10 is so good that it installs itself twice, Microsoft releases patches for Intel Microarchitectural Data Sampling (MDS) attacks, and there’s a fix for a zero-day flaw in Windows Error Reporting.
with 2 Comments by Russell Smith
Microsoft has released a new version of their Edge browser, here is how to change the search engine from Bing to Google.
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In today’s Ask the Admin, I’ll look at three different ways you can migrate from Windows 7 to Windows 10.
This month sees yet more changes to Microsoft’s Windows 10 servicing schedule, problems for users after April’s Patch Tuesday quality update, the new version of Edge released for Insiders, and new minimum disk space requirements for upgrading to the Windows 10 May 2019 Update.
In the second part of this series, I show you how to create a Windows Virtual Desktop tenant.
Microsoft’s April updates for Windows cause performance and authentication issues for some users.
with 2 Comments by Russell Smith
In the first part of this series, I look at the basics of Microsoft’s new Windows Virtual Desktop service.
This month sees Kubernetes Windows container support come out of beta, Windows Virtual Desktop enters public preview, and the next major feature update for Windows 10 nears the finish line.
This month sees Microsoft patch two zero-days in Windows 7 and critical bugs in Windows Deployment Services and DHCP.
Starting next month, Microsoft will be rolling out 'nag' screens for Windows 7 that will inform you that the OS will soon reach its end of life servicing.
The first Patch Tuesday of 2019 sees a critical remote code execution vulnerability fixed in the Windows DHCP client.
by Brad Sams
Windows 7 will reach end of life in 52 weeks, but with more than 400 million customers still running Windows 7, Microsoft has a big challenge in front of it.
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SUVP provides patches up to three weeks before their official release and encompasses all Microsoft products that are supported for security fixes.
with 1 Comment by Aidan Finn
With 2019 right around the corner, Aidan makes a few predictions about what we will see in the year ahead.
Microsoft updates Windows Defender ATP to detect and auto remediate memory-based attacks.