I'm back with another batch of configuration tweaks you may want to make after refreshing your Windows 11 deployment.
Let's take a look at what this means by peering back at Microsoft's history with the keyboard.
From cutting the bloat to setting your preferred Start menu items, here are some of the basics everyone should run through after installing a clean version of Windows.
What should be automatic might take a few different steps to (maybe) get working. Why, Microsoft?
It may take some extra considerations to swap hardware in custom setups. Here's some issues I recently ran into.
If you're willing to do some legwork to set it up, a device similar to a Surface Hub can be yours at a fraction of the cost.
We're going to build off my previous series to show how to further the communication channel between Excel and PowerShell.
The Attack Simulation Tool can help you and your organization better prepare and spot phishing attempts.
Let's run through some common issues you may be having with your monitors not playing nicely with Windows.
With the latest batch up updates and new features, Microsoft is making it easier to ditch the keyboard, especially for those tablet users.
Despite tackling similar tasks, the two Microsoft features do have some major differences.
Thanks to AI, straightening up your workspace before a Web meeting might be a thing of the past.
As the rise of AI continues, it shouldn't come as a surprise that the tech features heavily in my yearly forecast.
While my batting average was a bit low, getting anything right in the chaotic year we had feels like a win.
It's time to find those tenants that slipped through your watch and get them removed.