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The Windows IT administration tag covers enterprise-level management of Windows systems, with a focus on Secure Boot certificate lifecycle and deployment planning. Recent discussions address the June 2026 expiration of older Secure Boot certificates, comparing OEM firmware updates against Microsoft's telemetry-driven confidence model for assessing readiness. Troubleshooting guidance for the Windows UEFI CA 2023 update is also featured, detailing steps to verify eligibility, check the Secure-Boot-Update task, inspect registry state, and correlate event logs. These topics highlight the trust-chain challenges administrators face when bridging Windows, UEFI firmware, BitLocker, and aging hardware. The tag is relevant for IT professionals managing Windows infrastructure and planning certificate transitions.
Microsoft has awarded Logicalis global Frontier Partner status and a Microsoft Copilot specialisation on July 1, 2026, recognising the service provider’s Microsoft cloud, AI, security, data, and Copilot deployment capabilities for enterprise customers. The announcement is less interesting as a...
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Microsoft is resuming automatic installation of the Microsoft 365 Copilot app on eligible Windows devices with commercial Microsoft 365 desktop apps between mid-June and mid-July 2026, unless administrators opt out through the Microsoft 365 Apps admin center. The move is not a Windows Update in...
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Microsoft’s May 18 Secure Boot AMA is aimed squarely at IT administrators preparing for the June 2026 expiration of older Windows Secure Boot certificates, and one enterprise question now captures the central deployment dilemma: whether successful OEM firmware updates can stand in for...
Microsoft’s latest Secure Boot troubleshooting guidance is less about a single bug and more about a whole servicing pipeline that now has to bridge Windows, UEFI firmware, BitLocker, and the realities of aging hardware. The new support article lays out a practical path for administrators: check...