device management

When organizations set out to modernize their authentication systems, Windows Hello for Business invariably appears near the top of the shortlist. Lauded for its tight integration with Microsoft’s ecosystem—especially Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure Active Directory)—the platform offers a...

For years, Microsoft has made steady—if sometimes understated—efforts to draw Windows and Android closer, shaping a cross-device experience that aims to rival Apple’s vaunted synergy with iPhone and Mac. Now, with a significant new update, Windows 11 is set to erase even more barriers between...

When news broke that Microsoft had inadvertently rolled out Windows 11 to thousands of incompatible PCs, the shockwaves across the IT community were immediate and profound. For years, Microsoft has maintained strict system requirements for Windows 11, anchored on security and performance...

Windows 11 has taken a significant step forward in PC and mobile integration by introducing a new Android screen mirroring function accessible directly from the Start menu. This latest feature, currently rolling out to Windows Insiders, is not just a practical upgrade for tech enthusiasts; it...

Microsoft is undertaking a significant overhaul of the Windows 11 Settings app, aiming to streamline user experience by consolidating related settings and introducing advanced features. This initiative addresses longstanding criticisms regarding the app's fragmented design and scattered options...

Microsoft's recent decision to retire the Windows Device Metadata and the Windows Metadata and Internet Services (WMIS) marks a significant shift in how hardware devices integrate with the Windows operating system. This move, effective from May 2025, signals the end of an era that began with...

Authentication services have rapidly evolved to become the linchpin of enterprise security frameworks, driven by the unrelenting pace of modern cyberthreats such as malware, phishing, and ransomware. Organizations now face mounting pressure to deploy robust, OS-level security solutions—among...

Windows 11 has redefined the desktop experience with its modern, clean interface, but beneath the visual overhaul and streamlined workflows lies a wealth of powerful features often overlooked by even the most discerning users. Among these, the so-called “hidden” Start menu—officially known as...

Windows 11 administrators are poised to enjoy greater efficiency and sustainability thanks to a new improvement quietly transforming device management: IT admins can now control the Energy Saver feature across all company PCs remotely via Microsoft Intune and Group Policy, as reported in the...

Microsoft has recently enhanced Windows Autopatch by introducing improved Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) features, providing IT administrators with more granular control over update management processes. These enhancements aim to streamline operations, enforce the principle of least privilege...

Here are the official highlights and changes from Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 27871 (Canary Channel) as announced by Microsoft: **What's New in Build 27871: Energy Saver now in Microsoft Intune:** IT admins can now manage the Energy Saver feature in Windows 11 using Microsoft Intune or...

Microsoft has once again turned the spotlight onto the Windows 11 Insider Beta Channel with the release of Build 26120.4230 (KB5058506), introducing a fresh array of features and notable bug fixes designed to streamline user experience and enhance manageability for both everyday users and...

The latest update from Microsoft, Windows 11 Dev Preview Build 26200.5622, marks another significant leap in the ongoing evolution of Windows for developers and early adopters alike. Labeled under KB5058512, and now available to the Dev Channel, this build brings a wealth of new features and...

Windows Insiders, enthusiasts, and tech professionals alike have every reason to pay close attention to the latest changes rolling out in Windows 11 build 26200.5622 (KB5058512) for the Dev Channel. As Microsoft continues its relentless refinement and feature expansion in its flagship OS, this...

When Microsoft introduces a significant update to the Windows 11 Beta channel—like build 26120.4230 under KB5058506—it’s not just about new features or bug squashes; it’s also a window into the trajectory of where the operating system is heading. This particular build is a hefty one, packed with...

Windows 11 users have reason to celebrate as Microsoft rolls out one of its most significant updates in recent months—a release notably focused on fixing an elusive bug that hindered gaming performance, while also delivering a broad spectrum of enhancements that stretch across productivity...

As the countdown to Windows 10’s end of support reaches its final months, Microsoft has made a decisive move to urge enterprise users toward its latest platform by introducing “Windows Backup for Organizations.” This tool isn’t just a nod to the migration headaches IT departments face—it’s a...

Windows 11 continues its transformation journey with a slew of May 2025 updates designed to reinforce Microsoft’s vision of a modern, AI-enhanced, and secure personal computing environment. The latest features, spanning everything from device management and security to next-generation Copilot+...

Microsoft’s ongoing refinement of Windows 11 continues to be shaped by its two core mandates: meeting the needs of modern organizations and staying ahead in the rapidly evolving landscape of AI-powered computing. The May 2025 updates to Windows 11 deliver fresh security innovations, management...

The arrival of Microsoft’s latest optional update for Windows 11, known as KB5058502, signals a noteworthy moment for users running versions 22H2 and 23H2. These optional updates, often referred to as “preview” or “C” releases, are designed to provide feature improvements, quality tweaks, and...