Microsoft's coming Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016 upgrades will add some Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) improvements, company announced this week.
Refresh Windows looks to battle the amount of unwanted software that is included with new PCs.
Microsoft this week announced a coming change to its support for two virtualization tools, but it just applies to Windows 10 Pro edition users.
Some found that, despite not wanting to upgrade to Microsoft's latest OS, they got it anyway.
- By Jeffrey Schwartz
- 07/07/2016
Microsoft's System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) team has been fielding questions, and even providing answers about service models and roadmap plans.
Microsoft is promising to roll out a modified Get Windows 10 (GWX) application this week that will be "clearer" in terms of the user's experience.
How a focus on DevOps is helping Microsoft win the loyalty of incumbent dev shops as they move increasingly to mobile app development.
- By Michael Desmond
- 06/28/2016
Microsoft has lost a California lawsuit charging that an unauthorized Windows 10 upgrade disrupted a business, and the plaintiff today explained her case.
Microsoft's Directory Services team has now published a more thorough explanation about how a June security patch, MS16-072, will change Group Policy functionality for organizations.
Microsoft claimed today that its Edge browser beats out rivals in terms of energy efficiency.
With the scan conducting more than 70 tests, the results could be a bit difficult to follow.
One of Microsoft's 17 patch Tuesday security releases issued this month has caused problems with Group Policy Object settings for some organizations that applied it.
Microsoft now has a site that IT pros can check to see if an application is compatible with Windows 10.
How to configure and administer Windows Server 2016, including the Nano configuration, with Microsoft's forthcoming Azure-based Remote Server Management Tools option.
- By Paul Ferrill
- 06/03/2016
Microsoft's "convenience rollups" for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1 aren't playing well with some VMware virtual machines (VMs), the two companies warned this week.