It looks like Microsoft is sticking with what has worked for earlier versions, while refining the experience for touch-based devices.
While the process is relatively simple, the steps need to take are a bit confusing.
With Docker leading the charge with its partnership with Microsoft, it's time for IT to seriously plan for containers in the enterprise.
Microsoft is breaking the current trend of expedited release cycles with the surprising news that the next System Center and Windows Server won't be arriving until 2016.
- By Jeffrey Schwartz
- 03/04/2015
With Microsoft's focus shifting away from the educational portion of its past conferences, the company's next big event may be all flash and no substance.
- By Greg Shields
- 02/26/2015
More than Windows 10 itself, the Microsoft "Universal Apps" strategy is a true, bet-the-business initiative for the company.
- By Mary Jo Foley
- 02/25/2015
IT auditing software provider Netwrix released a free tool to help security teams reduce risk of inside jobs by reporting permissions in Active Directory and file shares.
- By Jeffrey Schwartz
- 02/25/2015
Both Apple and Linux finished the year with more security flaws than Microsoft's OSes.
We build on part one to find more math operators in .NET that can be used in PowerShell.
Windows Defender will now block and prompt users how to easily remove the adware found preinstalled on some Lenovo systems.
Be warned: some simple .NET work is involved.
Get the job done quickly with both SharePoint and PowerShell.
- By Spike Xavier
- 02/17/2015
The malware used is impossible to remove from infected devices, according to Kaspersky Lab.
Besides the timing of the announcement, many analysts and I saw this coming from a mile away.
The security issues have led the European Parliament to completely block access from the app.
This Month's security update also includes two additional "critical" remote code execution fixes for Windows.
The new cloud connector bridges the gap between Salesforce.com and popular file stores.
- By Jeffrey Schwartz
- 02/05/2015
The company said that information including, names, birthdays, addresses and Social Security numbers were taken.
As Microsoft shifts everything to a "cloud cadence," it's important to consider what impact it will have on the company's older products, especially those that have a large existing enterprise base.
Keeping up its poor showing in AV-Test's assessments, the free offering from Microsoft scored a zero when it came to protection.