remote access

In February 2025, Microsoft released security update KB5051987 for Windows Server 2025, aiming to bolster system defenses. However, this update inadvertently introduced a critical issue: Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) sessions began freezing shortly after connection, rendering mouse and keyboard...

Microsoft’s latest patch troubles have the IT community raising an eyebrow—and a few RDP session restart buttons. A recent advisory from the tech giant warns that a seemingly routine security update, KB5051987, released on February 11, 2025, has introduced an unexpected freeze issue on Windows...

Windows Server 2025 is facing an unexpected road bump that has caught the attention of IT administrators and system users alike. Recent reports indicate that Remote Desktop sessions on Windows Server 2025 systems are freezing after installing security updates—more specifically after installing...

In the fast-pivoting world of enterprise IT, the expectation that Windows Server updates will bring improvements—and not disruption—is almost ingrained. Yet, as recent months have illustrated, even routine security updates can have unintended, wide-reaching repercussions. The storm surrounding...

Few things are more frustrating for administrators and end users than a tool that’s almost invisible when it works—but painfully noticeable the instant it breaks. Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) is one such service in the enterprise landscape: it keeps organizations humming, IT teams agile, and...

Microsoft's plan to retire its Remote Desktop app by May 27, 2025, signals an important juncture in the company’s cloud transformation journey, with broad implications for IT administrators, compliance officers, and end users across a range of industries. The transition to the newly launched...

The landscape of remote desktop solutions within the Windows ecosystem is undergoing a significant, and for many, unsettling transformation. Microsoft has officially announced that the classic Remote Desktop app embedded within Windows—an essential tool for businesses, IT professionals, and...

The clock is ticking for one of the most relied-upon tools in the world of Windows productivity: the Remote Desktop app for Windows is officially living on borrowed time. Microsoft, never shy about making bold moves in the realm of software evolution, has thrown a curveball to IT professionals...

Change is a constant in the technology space, and nowhere is this more evident than in the evolution of Microsoft’s remote access solutions. Microsoft has formally announced a significant shake-up for remote desktop connectivity: on May 27, 2025, the company will end support for its Remote...

Microsoft’s announcement to discontinue support for the Remote Desktop app for Windows signals a significant change in the way organizations and individual users will interact with remote access tools in the modern workplace. The gradual evolution and eventual replacement of such a critical...

Microsoft’s announcement to end support for its Remote Desktop app by May 27, 2025 marks the end of an era for many users and organizations who have relied on this familiar utility for years. The move, which pushes users toward the newer Windows App, signals not just a simple software transition...

Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) remains the heartbeat of remote access for millions of professionals and IT administrators managing Windows environments, whether in sprawling corporate networks or compact work-from-home setups. When RDP stops working reliably, workflows grind to a halt, hindering...

Seven years ago, when Microsoft began its journey towards a Zero Trust security model, “trust but verify” was tossed out the window like an old Clippy paperclip, and “never trust, always verify” took its place. If you’re picturing a fortress of firewalls and VPN tunnels coiled around Microsoft’s...

If you ever thought the world of physical security systems was as impenetrable as the steel doors they control, the latest revelation about the Nice Linear eMerge E3 might make you want to double-check who’s outside before buzzing them in. Executive Summary With a Twist Let’s start with the...

Despite the optimistic launch presentations and Microsoft's relentless nudges, Windows 11 has decisively become the expected default for machines clinging to a genuine Windows badge. As Redmond gets ready to put Windows 10 out to pasture—with emotional support to be withdrawn by October—users...

There comes a pivotal moment in every IT department’s journey when the question quietly arises over the morning coffee and under the fluorescent hum: “Should we finally give Azure Virtual Desktop a real try?” If you’ve been loyally tending your Citrix farms or tiptoeing through a VMware...

Is your mouse pointer waltzing across the screen with the panache of a ghostly marionette, programs launching and closing as if your PC has developed a mind of its own? Or perhaps new user accounts have appeared mysteriously, and your once-pristine desktop now sports a lineup of unfamiliar...

Harnessing the Potential of the Raspberry Pi: A Home Office Suite That Goes Beyond Microsoft 365 In the evolving world of productivity software, Microsoft 365 has long been regarded as the industry heavyweight, offering a polished and comprehensive suite of office applications. Yet, many users...

Inside the New Wave of Cyberattacks Exploiting Microsoft Teams to Infect Windows PCs Microsoft Teams has become indispensable in modern workplaces, a hub for collaboration and communication. Yet, this very platform trusted by millions has transformed into a battleground where hackers wage...

This innovative solution from Amazon Web Services is turning heads by eliminating the cumbersome configuration of traditional VPNs while offering secure, identity-based access for global teams. By leveraging Tailscale – a WireGuard protocol–based, cloud- and hardware-agnostic...