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Insider Upgrade issues – What’s going on, Insider Team?

July 19, 2019, 1 Comment

Over the past few months, Windows Insider Fast Ring upgrades have been almost exclusively bug fixes. Thus, it would have been easy to deliver them through cumulative updates instead of full feature upgrades. That’s because the 20H1 Insider builds have contained practically no new features. What makes this problematic is that at the same time,

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Multiple Takes on Win10 Hardware Requirements

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Everybody, even Microsoft, knows that the minimum hardware requirements for Windows 10 fall far short of providing a positive user experience. Another, new MS Docs item provides more useful guidance on minimum hardware configs. Let’s compare and contrast them, OK?

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Microsoft Edge Enterprise Roadmap

July 18, 2019, 0 Comments

Microsoft laid out its Chromium based Edge Enterprise roadmap at their Inspire 2019 conference in Las Vegas this week. We are sharing an update on capabilities that we are investing in to make the next version of Microsoft Edge the best browser for enterprises and business customers of all sizes. The Dev Channel now has

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1903

MS to 1803 Users: 1903 Is Coming

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On July 16, Microsoft announced it is starting to push 1903 out to 1803 users via Windows Update. For companies that manage their own update servers, this means planning for 1903 deployment on or before November 10/12, 2019.

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Win10 1903 RDP Connection May Provoke Black Screen

July 15, 2019, 0 Comments

Certain PCs — especially those with older Intel internal GPUs — may experience a black screen when using Windows 10’s built-in Remote Desktop (RDP) facility. This applies to PCs acting as RDP servers and those acting as RDP clients, according to MS.

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1903

Weekly Windows Newsbytes — Week 28/2019

July 13, 2019, 0 Comments

NewsBytes for Week 28, 2019, include info about a new Fast + Skipahead Insider Preview, Patch Tuesday stuff, a reversal of an unpopular new MS Partner Program policy, and upcoming changes to the MS Services Agreement that kick in next month. Enjoy!

Editorial

Microsoft cancels earlier decision to take away usage rights from partners

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Microsoft’s decision to take away internal usage rights from partners has been strongly opposed. As we reported earlier, a petition was launched earlier this week. By today, that petition had over 6,000 signatures. Today, the company also reversed its decision, saying they listened to their partners. Gavriella Schuster, Corporate Vice President, One Commercial Partner Organization,

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1903

Tracking Open Win10 Issues Into Resolution

July 12, 2019, 0 Comments

The latest Cumulative Update for May 2019 Windows 10 Update (aka 1903) showed items transitioning from Microsoft’s Known Issues list to the Resolved Issues list. This not only demonstrates progress: it also indicates WU will be offering 1903 to a broader audience as well.

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Microsoft opens first European Store

July 11, 2019, 0 Comments

The first European Microsoft Store will open today in London, the United Kingdom. Chief Marketing Officer Chris Capossela says the 2,000 square meter (22,000 square feet) store on Oxford Circus in central London (Bing Maps) with 150 staff has been designed for everybody, from gaming fans and students to small business users. The store will

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Microsoft partners fighting new terms

July 9, 2019, 4 Comments

Microsoft has changed the terms of its Microsoft Partner Network (MPN) agreement. In a single big blow, MPN members are losing certain key benefits. A petition was launched on July 7, 2019, Quoting the petition on Change.org: In announcing these changes it’s clear Microsoft is going to war with its Partners. The Partners who have

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19H2

Weekly Windows Newsbytes — Week 27/2019

July 7, 2019, 0 Comments

Microsoft: new upgrade servicing method Microsoft introduces a new servicing method, used for the first time in the  Windows 10 version 19H2 pre-release Insider Slow Ring build 183362.10000: The next feature update for Windows 10 (known in the Windows Insider Program as 19H2) will be a scoped set of features for select performance improvements, enterprise

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19H1

Windows Insider UUP upgrade – Does it work for you?

July 5, 2019, 1 Comment

Microsoft changed its Windows feature upgrade delivery method late in 2016, Windows 10 Insider Build 14986 was the first feature upgrade delivered using the UUP (Unified Update Platform) method. The idea of UUP is to deliver a differential upgrade, and only download what’s needed for a full feature upgrade, not downloading and installing those parts

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Clean install Windows 10 – The Easy Way

July 4, 2019, 1 Comment

Clean installing Windows can be time consuming. Windows Setup, the first phase, has remained about the same since Windows Vista. However, OOBE seems to get new “select that, click this” dialogs in version after version. In corporate IT, we have a myriad of tools to automate deployment, but for private users it can be quite

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First Windows Insider 19H2 build released

July 2, 2019, 0 Comments

The Windows Insider team released its first pre-release build for version 19H2 (1909) yesterday, July 1. This build was released using a new servicing and update method, one that’s similar to traditional Cumulative Updates as we reported earlier. Here’s a relevant snippet from the Windows Insider blog: Today, we are talking about the next steps

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