Despite an unexpected monkey wrench, now is the time to install the July Windows and Office patches
The folks at Microsoft have pretty much exterminated the bugs they introduced in July’s patches. The Outlook-killing bug got fixed by an emergency update to Microsoft’s own servers. The Win7… Excerpt from: Despite an unexpected monkey wrench, now is the time to install the July Windows and Office patches
Office 365: A guide to the updates
Office 365 and Microsoft 365 subscribers always have the latest version of Microsoft Office — currently Office 2019. They also get more frequent software updates than those who have purchased… Follow this link: Office 365: A guide to the updates
At Microsoft Inspire, the new Edge browser took center stage
Disclosure: Microsoft is a client of the author. In the new Microsoft, Azure has – to a certain extent – taken over the center stage from the company’s Windows Server platform, and the new… The rest is here: At Microsoft Inspire, the new Edge browser took center stage
Windows Update is a bifurcated mess
This week’s “Preview” patches led to some bizarre, unexplained, and self-contradictory behavior. Here’s what we’ve been able to piece together, based on what actually happened – not… Read the original post: Windows Update is a bifurcated mess
Here’s how Microsoft may slow down to only one Windows 10 upgrade a year
If Microsoft decides to release just one Windows 10 feature upgrade annually, some customers — notably consumers and small businesses running unmanaged Windows 10 Pro PCs — will be forced into… Read more: Here’s how Microsoft may slow down to only one Windows 10 upgrade a year
