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If you’ve just gotten used to the comforting blankness (or perhaps mildly annoying news widgets and random Bing images) of Microsoft Edge’s New Tab Page, brace yourself: the Edge team is at it again, wielding their experimental hammer in the chaotic playground that is Edge Canary. This time...

Microsoft’s relentless march to redefine the desktop experience continues, and, true to form, Windows 11’s 22H2 KB5027303 update—dubbed “Moment 3”—has landed with a satisfying thud of new features, bug fixes, and the sort of UI tweaks that get some users excited and make others roll their eyes...

Remember back when you’d sign up for a free cloud service and be greeted with a digital cornucopia—oodles of gigabytes rolled out like a plush welcome carpet, ready for photos, essays, and half-baked group projects? Those golden terabytes now seem like a legend at the University of Connecticut...

Somewhere, deep in the bowels of enterprise IT headquarters, an administrator sips burnt coffee and prepares for another routine Friday. The calm is abruptly shattered—not by cyberattack or insidious malware, but by the software that's meant to keep order: Microsoft Intune. Suddenly, a chorus of...

From now on, rogue update servers masquerading as legitimate sources on unmanaged Macs will find themselves ghosted. Source: Neowin Microsoft AutoUpdate tightens security around ManifestServer setting for Macs

Microsoft loves a deadline almost as much as it loves a well-timed delay, and its latest partnership with Adobe proves that some things—like PDFs and office politics—are never truly set in stone. For IT professionals who’ve been nervously eyeing their calendars since the early days of 2023, good...

October 14, 2025 might seem like a date plucked randomly from a future calendar, but for millions of businesses worldwide, it has the ominous ring of a doomsday clock. That’s the day Microsoft officially pulls the plug on Windows 10 support, ending what has—from 2015 to the upcoming cutoff—been...

The hallways of IT departments across the globe echoed with a familiar, mounting dread this week, as a new twist in the legendary push-pull drama between Microsoft and its enterprise customers sent shockwaves through offices, cubicles, and remote desktops everywhere. There it was—where yesterday...

Microsoft was never one for subtlety when it came to the grand theater of operating system upgrades. Yet, in a twist that even seasoned Windows-watchers didn’t see coming, the company has quietly begun giving the boot to a high-profile security gem—virtualization-based security (VBS)...

Let’s set the scene: you’re sitting at your desk, sipping a lukewarm cup of coffee, blissfully unaware that the foundation of your computer’s safety net is about to get a surprise patch—actually, scratch that—a surprise removal. Cue the dramatic music. Microsoft, in its eternal quest for both...

If you’re the sort who still gets a little chill down your spine at the mere mention of “Windows Update,” then grab your coffee, because recent developments in the land of business computing might just give you goosebumps. For IT administrators, managing computers inside companies has always...

There are few rites of passage in the world of IT quite as universal as troubleshooting Microsoft 365 installations. It’s an experience that inevitably stirs up a cocktail of hope, dread, and—if you’re especially unlucky—a gnawing sense that the “cloud” is more stormy weather than silver lining...

Microsoft giveth, and Microsoft taketh away—a mantra Windows users know as well as the blue of a Stop error screen. So it’s no surprise that, as the calendar pages flutter forward, Redmond has ringfenced another feature for the great recycling bin in the sky: VBS Enclaves, the...

If you’re reading this on a Windows PC while sipping your lukewarm coffee, congratulations—you’re already closer to the frontline of an ongoing security tug-of-war than most people realize. The digital age keeps delivering new acronyms and updates right to our desks, and today’s headline act is...

If you ever thought that Windows version numbers were just minor footnotes in a sea of endless updates, think again. Microsoft’s recent security reshuffle regarding Windows 11 and its virtualization-based security features is here not just to break that illusion—it’s ready to smack it with a...

In recent weeks, IT administrators have been blindsided by an unexpected twist in their Windows update strategy: Windows 11 began appearing on machines explicitly marked ineligible for the upgrade. A latent Intune bug ignored rollout blocks, making feature updates available to desktop devices...

When Admin Walls Fail: How a Latent Code Glitch Let Windows 11 Slip Past Enterprise Defenses The Unexpected Invader: A Windows 11 Surprise Imagine the scene: an IT administrator, certain that their carefully-crafted Intune policies would shelter their organization’s army of PCs from the specter...

Microsoft's Windows 11 Upgrade Blunder: Why Some Ineligible Devices Got the Green Light In the fast-evolving landscape of operating systems, change is usually expected. But when it arrives as an unexpected upgrade on a device deemed unfit, chaos follows. Microsoft, a tech titan with decades of...

Growing Pains: More Troubling Issues Emerge in Latest Windows 11 Updates A Season of Uncertainty for Windows 11 Users Windows 11 has often positioned itself as Microsoft’s most secure, refined, and cutting-edge operating system to date. However, the journey to achieve that polish has been far...

Here’s a quick summary of the information from the TechRadar article: ActiveX Blocked by Default in Microsoft 365 (Starting April 2025): Microsoft is disabling ActiveX by default in Microsoft 365 apps (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Visio). Reason: ActiveX posed major security risks, such as...