Wednesday, 20 October 2021 11:41

Windows 10 21H2 Built-In Apps: What to Keep

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The development of the Windows 10, version 21H2 is finished and the update will soon be available for download from Visual Studio Subscriptions and the Software Download Center - as well as through Windows Server Update Services  and Windows Update for Business. I can't stress it enough that you should start testing the newest features and functionality in this Semi-Annual Channel release as soon as possible in preparation for broad deployment to the devices in your organization. As part of this process, you should take a look at provisioned apps - most likely you want to ensure that only a choice selection of apps is being installed, whenever a user logs on either for the first time or after installing a feature update on a Windows 10 computer, since app installation directly impacts logon times.

Wednesday, 20 October 2021 07:20

Group Policy Changes in Windows 10 21H2

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As Windows 10, version 21H2 update development winds down, Microsoft is now preparing for the final release of the Windows 10 20H2 Update, including the release of the new group policy spread sheet listing the policy settings for computer and user configurations that are included in the Administrative template files delivered with for Windows 10 October 2021 Update (21H2). It's been a while now since I poked around ADMX files meaning it’s that time again to examine updated and new Group Policy settings

Tuesday, 14 January 2020 04:51

Group Policy Changes in Windows 10 20H1 Preview

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As Windows 10 Vibranium Update (20H1) development winds down, Microsoft is now beginning the phase of checking in the final code to prepare for the final release of the Windows 10 20H1 Update. It's been almost a year now since I poked around ADMX files meaning it’s that time again to examine updated and new Group Policy settings

Wednesday, 04 December 2019 21:04

An alternative ESU MAK Activation Solution

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This blog post was shared with me by a colleague of mine, Daniel Dorner, a Microsoft Premier Field Engineer. It’s a really an interesting one because it highlights the creativity of my colleagues - a very, very broad range of personalities that have one thing in common: an absolute dedication to customer's success.

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