Windows OS and management
For decades, Windows desktops have had a massive share of the overall desktop OS market. Therefore, enterprise desktop administrators must focus their energy on building a strong management plan for the latest versions of Windows. This process includes testing and applying updates and patches, upgrading to new versions and much more.
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Feature
30 Nov 2023
The 6 best rugged computers for business use cases
Finding the right device for a business scenario can be challenging, and adding rugged conditions to the mix can complicate things further. Learn about that endpoint market. Continue Reading
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Answer
16 Nov 2023
How do you back up the Windows 11 registry before editing it?
Without a Windows 11 registry backup, IT risks breaking the OS by making edits. Find out how easy it is to back up the Windows 11 registry. Continue Reading
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News
21 Feb 2020
Latest Windows 10 update issue another QA stain
Microsoft pulled a Windows 10 security fix this month, causing experts to call for more testing and oversight -- again. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
10 Feb 2020
MS Assistant Addresses Office Issues
A downloadable MS Assistant Addresses Office Issues of all kinds, including my weird Internet Calendar Subscriptions issue. Worth downloading for admins and power users tasked with Office upkeep. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
07 Feb 2020
Windows 10 Blank Search Bites Production PC
When Windows 10 blank search bites production PC, I recognize this as a widely-reported and common issue. Fortunately, it's also quite easy to fix. Here's how... Continue Reading
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Blog Post
05 Feb 2020
Task Manager Startup Tab Shows BIOS Time
A single line of test in Task Manager Startup Tab shows BIOS Time, which is how long it takes your motherboard to initialize its hardware and firmware, before Windows starts booting. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
03 Feb 2020
Win10 Outlook 365 Pro Crashes Prompt Timely Update
When my rock-solid production PC Reliability Index drops dramatically, discovering a Win10 Outlook 365 Pro crashes prompt timely update. Hope it's fixed! Continue Reading
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Blog Post
31 Jan 2020
Cloud Download Reset Reappears in Build 19555.1001
When I check, I learn that Cloud Download Reset reappears in Build 19555.1001. This lets users reset Win10 PCs using direct download from MS servers. Good stuff! Continue Reading
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Blog Post
30 Jan 2020
Firefox Tightens Web Security Clamps
When my usual browser refuses to take me to a couple of sites I visit daily, I realize that Firefox tightens web security clamps by insisting on a valid certificate before it will connect. Interesting! Continue Reading
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Tip
28 Jan 2020
Navigating the Registry Editor for Windows 10 desktop admins
The Windows 10 registry stores some critical desktop settings that IT pros should know how to edit, alter or even delete to provide end users the optimal desktop experience. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
28 Jan 2020
Reboot Clears Defender Error 0x80070643
I learn that a reboot clears Defender error 0x80070643 when an antimalware engine update fails to install. I also learn about the great new Microsoft Error Lookup Tool. Good stuff! Continue Reading
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Blog Post
25 Jan 2020
Windows 10 1909 Works Well
When I say Windows 10 1909 2orks well, I mean that from a Reliability Monitor standpoint 1909 shows little or nothing to complain/worry about. Good! Continue Reading
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Tip
22 Jan 2020
Managing Windows Defender Device Guard in Windows desktops
IT pros must understand how Windows Defender Device Guard uses a locked-down approach to desktop security and how this method could cause compatibility issues and headaches for IT. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
22 Jan 2020
Browser Updates Require Human Intervention
Right after I learn a new Edge version is out, I realize that browser updates require human intervention. Only users (or admins) can shoulder the awesome responsibility of restarting a browser. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
20 Jan 2020
Getting MS Mouse&Keyboard Center Version Info
Getting MS Mouse&Keyboard Center version info proves a bit more challenging and tricksy than I'd wish. Norton File Insight to the rescue. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
17 Jan 2020
Self-Inflicted Spurious $SysReset Folder
I call it a self-Inflicted spurious $SysReset folder because if you start and cancel the Windows Reset operation in Windows 10, you'll find that folder on your system drive. It's safe to delete, so ... Continue Reading
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News
16 Jan 2020
With support for Windows 7 ending, a look back at the OS
With support for Windows 7 ending and Microsoft ushering in the end of life for the OS, tech experts and IT pros look back at its legacy of reliability and stability. Continue Reading
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Answer
15 Jan 2020
How can IT enable Windows Defender Device Guard?
IT professionals should learn how they can enable Windows Defender Device Guard to take advantage of the numerous security features it offers for Windows 10 desktops. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
15 Jan 2020
Odd KB4528760 Error 0X80073712 Gets Easy Fix
On Patch Tuesday, 5 of 6 machines get through without issue. On machine 6, it turns out happily that KB4528760 error 0X80073712 gets easy fix. Continue Reading
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Opinion
15 Jan 2020
January 15, 2020: It’s time for Windows 10 modern management!
Now that Windows 7 is (mostly out of the way), this is the next big Windows project. Continue Reading
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Feature
13 Jan 2020
3 Windows migration questions IT must answer
Microsoft has stopped mainstream support for Windows 7, so organizations must have a plan to migrate to Windows 10 or extend Windows 7 support. Find out how to shape a Windows migration plan here. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
13 Jan 2020
Microsoft Changes WU Driver Inclusion Rules
In the way of well-reported issues with updated device drivers for Intel graphics and networking, Realtek audio and Bluetooth, and more in 2019, MS changes its rule for bundling unapproved drivers ... Continue Reading
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Blog Post
10 Jan 2020
Notepad RTL Reading Order Gotcha Has Easy Fix
When text entry starts running in the opposite direction from usual, I learn that Notepad RTL reading order gotcha has easy fix. A simple right-click menu option inside the application does the trick! Continue Reading
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Blog Post
08 Jan 2020
NirSoft DriveLetterView Shows Assigned Win10 Drive Letters
NirSoft DriveLetterView shows assigned Win10 drive letters, both for active, mounted drives and removable drives previously installed but not currently present. Very handy! Continue Reading
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Blog Post
06 Jan 2020
NirSoft ShellExView Pinpoints Explorer Context Menu Problems
After 8 days away, I find my production PC beset with 17 BEX64 faulting application events. I recall that NirSoft ShellExView pinpoints Explorer Context Menu problems. A quick fix ensues. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
26 Dec 2019
2004 Gets New Network Status
Windows 10 2004 gets new Network Status look and info, and shows how Settings continues to supplant the Control Panel widgets. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
24 Dec 2019
Missing Secunia PSI
As I try one more time to find a reasonable replacement, once again I find myself missing Secunia PSI, the capable and comprehensive PC software scan-and-update utility that's been defunct since 2016. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
23 Dec 2019
Windows 10 2004 Gets View Optional Updates
With the latest 20H1/2004 release (Build 15636), Windows 10 2004 Gets View Optional Updates. Now users can see, select, and manage pending optional updates explicitly and directly. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
20 Dec 2019
Nirsoft USBLogView Monitors USB Events
In trying to track down a mysterious USB plug/unplug problem, I learn that Nirsoft USBLogView Monitors USB Events. Good stuff! Continue Reading
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News
20 Dec 2019
Windows 10 issues continue with Autopilot update
Microsoft recently rolled out a Windows 10 update to general users that was intended only for Autopilot-configured machines. After past issues, are users comfortable with Windows OS updates? Continue Reading
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Blog Post
18 Dec 2019
UUPDump.ml Invaluable Resource
I call UUPdump.ml invaluable resource because it grabs MS internal download components and uses them to create ISOs for most (if not all) known versions of Windows 10. Continue Reading
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Feature
16 Dec 2019
3 ways to prepare for the Windows 7 deadline
Organizations holding onto Windows 7 for dear life should reconsider because Microsoft stops supporting the OS in January. Here's how to make the transition to Windows 10 smoother. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
16 Dec 2019
Is WU Slowing Down?
When I realize how slowly Windows Update responds on some older PCs, I ask: Is WU slowing down? Subsequent research shows the answer is "no." I'm glad! Continue Reading
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Blog Post
13 Dec 2019
MS Unveils New Win10 Icon and More
In a blog post to medium.com, CVP Jon Friedman talks about MS unveils new Win10 icon and the general icon redesign effort behind it all. Great stuff! Continue Reading
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Blog Post
12 Dec 2019
MFA Offers Real Security Protection: Use It!
A recent study for 2019 (Jan-Mar) finds 44 M re-used credential sets among Microsoft and Azure AD account holders. Because MFA offers real security protection, MS recommends its use whenever ... Continue Reading
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Tip
11 Dec 2019
How to shut down and restart a remote computer
Shutting down or restarting a computer remotely is often a necessary process. Explore the multiple ways to do so, using methods such as GUI and CLI commands. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
09 Dec 2019
China Says No Mo Windows or PCs Starting 2022
China Says No Mo Windows or PCs Starting 2022, meaning that it won't use non-Chinese software or OSes after that date. Can the Communist Party order up a new OS that fast? We'll see. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
06 Dec 2019
Customizing New Win10 Laptop
After plunking down some hard-earned cash on Black Friday, I find myself customizing new Win10 laptop -- a Lenovo X390 Yoga -- for "the Boss" to replace her 2011/2012 mini-ITX desktop. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
04 Dec 2019
Windows Graphics Card Reset Key Sequence
If all you see on your Windows PC is a black screen, possibly with a white cursor, it's always a good idea to try the Windows graphics card reset key sequence Ctrl+Shift+Win+B. Continue Reading
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News
04 Dec 2019
Windows 10 issues top list of most read stories for IT pros
IT pros seemed focused on the latest Microsoft OS, based on our most read stories for 2019. That may not come as a surprise, given next month's end-of-life deadline for Windows 7. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
02 Dec 2019
Transferrus Interruptus Resumes in Win10
When I accidentally trip over (and disconnect) a USB drive during a ginormous file copy session, I learn that Transferrus Interruptus Resumes in Win10 (things picked up where they were interrupted, ... Continue Reading
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Tutorial
02 Dec 2019
How to fix printer problems after a Windows 10 update
Windows 10 updates, especially an update to Windows 10 version 1809, can sometimes cause printer issues. You can fix these problems with these tips. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
25 Nov 2019
Thanksgiving Break 2019
I'll be taking this week off from blogging, so I'll wish everyone a happy, healthy and prosperous long holiday weekend instead. Cheers! Continue Reading
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Blog Post
22 Nov 2019
1909 Gets Generic Keys
1909 gets generic keys for all versions: these are helpful during installation because they allow it to proceed to completion without requiring activation (or a valid Windows 10 key). Continue Reading
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Tip
20 Nov 2019
4 ways to fix Windows 10 boot problems
If users are experiencing Windows 10 boot problems, IT can turn to the Master Boot Record or Startup Repair to diagnose and resolve the issues. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
20 Nov 2019
Microsoft Teams Jumps to 20M Active Users
When MS Teams jumps to 20M active users monthly, that confirms my own personal experience: Teams is easy to learn, fun to use, and truly boosts productivity. Continue Reading
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Tip
19 Nov 2019
When not to convert basic disks to dynamic disks
Converting basic disks to dynamic disks can help achieve improved performance in your Windows OS. However, there are compatibility restrictions you should be aware of before diving into this conversion process. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
18 Nov 2019
Post Upgrade Windows 10 Update Assistant Cleanup
For those who use this tool, a post upgrade Windows 10 Update Assistant cleanup is a good idea. You'll free up 20+ MB of disk space, lose an unneeded root level folder, and be ready for next time. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
15 Nov 2019
USB iPhone Link-Up Causes BSOD
On a desktop running 18363.476, a USB iPhone link-up causes BSOD each time I try to plug it in. Basic diagnosis indicates a driver problem of some kind, so I switch to another PC for the time being. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
13 Nov 2019
Windows 10 1909 Is Here
Ready or not, Windows 10 1909 is here. It's a suprisingly fast and easy upgrade, more like a Cumulative Update (CU) than previous Feature Upgrades. Power users and admins alike should jump on this ... Continue Reading
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Tip
12 Nov 2019
Compare Windows 10 OS editions to determine the best fit
Organizations deploying Windows 10 must choose between multiple Windows 10 OS editions. Delve into the different features that each edition offers to find the best fit. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
11 Nov 2019
Nirsoft Releases Windows Update History Viewer
Given that Nirsoft releases Windows Update History Viewer (free software), Windows 10 power users and admins alike will want to take this informative tool for a spin. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
08 Nov 2019
Debugging Win10 Explorer Crashes
While debugging Win10 Explorer crashes on my production PC, I learn it's a mistake to double-click PowerToys. I should be right-clicking inside File Explorer instead. Sigh. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
06 Nov 2019
Build 19018 Kills Disk Cleanup Downloads Item
Insider Preview Build 19018 kills Disk Cleanup Downloads item, but there are still many ways to scratch that particular itch, if you want to. Me, I periodically sweep older downloads into my ... Continue Reading
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Blog Post
04 Nov 2019
RAW Win10 Disk Report Thankfully Transitory
When a RAW Win10 Disk reports itself in Explorer and dskchk, I immediately reboot my system. Fortunately, that cures the problem. Otherwise, more serious repairs -- discussed herein -- become ... Continue Reading
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Blog Post
01 Nov 2019
Recycle Bin Explorer Use
With a little bit of special knowledge and understanding, Recycle Bin Explorer use is dead simple and pretty informative. Check it out! Continue Reading
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Tip
31 Oct 2019
How should IT select antivirus software for Windows 10?
There are a lot of options for antivirus software for Windows 10, so it's important to know what to look for. Here are some top considerations to think about before deciding. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
30 Oct 2019
Autopilot Gets Oct 22 False Alarm Update
MS Autopilot gets Oct 22 false alarm Update as it shows up on some Windows 10 Home and Enterprise PCs where Autopilot is not in play. The update fails with no negative side effects, thank goodness. Continue Reading
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Feature
28 Oct 2019
Compare native vs. third-party security tools for Windows 10
IT professionals should learn the fundamental differences in feature sets between third-party security tools for Windows 10 and the native options Microsoft provides. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
28 Oct 2019
More Odd USB-C Symptoms
More odd USB-C symptoms manifest for a hinky device on a test PC: dwm.exe (Windows Desktop Windows Manager) crashes 9 times for each incident. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
25 Oct 2019
Belkin's Best Thunderbolt 3 Dock
Belkin's Best Thunderbolt 3 Dock, model F4U095, makes it easy to dock into a full-blown desktop experience in the office. Unplug a single USB-C cable, and it's ready for mobile use. Continue Reading
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Tip
24 Oct 2019
How to use and troubleshoot with Device Manager in Windows 10
Device Manager can be extremely useful if you know how to use it properly. Understand how to access and use Device Manager in Windows 10 to manage device drivers and more. Continue Reading
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Opinion
24 Oct 2019
Microsoft adds Tamper Protection to Microsoft Defender to protect against malware disabling it
Over the last few years, malware has really started targeting antivirus software, so Microsoft is releasing a new feature that aims to prevent that. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
23 Oct 2019
Weird DedicatedDumpFile Side Effect
I discover a weird DedicatedDumpFile side effect, when I enable an alternate drive/location for a complete Windows memory dump. Happens even when I only want 256 MB mini-dumps. Weird! Continue Reading
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Tip
23 Oct 2019
How to create an Windows 10 unattended installation
A Windows 10 unattended installation can help IT immensely. One of the key steps along the way is creating an answer file, which includes understanding the Windows Setup workflow. Continue Reading
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Feature
22 Oct 2019
10 Microsoft Ignite 2019 sessions for Windows admins
Windows OS admins attending Microsoft Ignite 2019 will have a variety of relevant sessions from which to choose. Consider these 10 sessions to get new management techniques and tips. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
21 Oct 2019
Multiple ISO Mount Strategies Prove Helpful
When an ISO on my brand-new, high-speed USB-C NVMe SSD-based external drive refuses to mount, I understand that multiple ISO mount strategies prove helpful -- downright essential, in fact. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
18 Oct 2019
Insider Preview 19002 Poses Peculiar Problems
The latest Insider Preview 19002 poses peculiar problems when it causes both of my test machines to hang at the first reboot. Removing the SDXC card fixes the newer PC, but I have to resort to ... Continue Reading
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Tip
17 Oct 2019
5 ways to speed up Windows 10 performance
Windows 10 performance can slow down over time. Fortunately, you can do a few things to speed up performance, including freeing up storage space and removing bloatware. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
16 Oct 2019
Fixing Surface Pro 3 USB Drive Drop
Weird behavior has me fixing Surface Pro 3 USB drive drop behavior. Turns out a single registry key knocks out a bunch of common Power Options, one of which fixes my problem. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
14 Oct 2019
RDP Cannot Do Everything
While it's handy for working on remote PCs, RDP cannot do everything -- particularly where devices, drivers, peripherals and some applications are concerned. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
11 Oct 2019
No Windows 10 Sandbox Activation
As I determine there's no Windows 10 Sandbox activation it makes sense to assert that a throwaway one-time-use OS instance doesn't need activation anyway. Continue Reading
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Tip
10 Oct 2019
Troubleshoot Bluetooth connection problems in Windows 10
Bluetooth connection problems in Windows 10 are fairly common. Fortunately, there are a variety of troubleshooting steps that IT can take to restore the connection. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
09 Oct 2019
Learning Thunderbolt Technology & Connections
When Belkin sends me a miniature dock more or less out of the blue, I dig in and start learning Thunderbolt technology & connections. Good stuff, but occasionally puzzling. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
07 Oct 2019
Chasing Thunderbolt Drivers Down
Chasing Thunderbolt drivers down proves frustrating, until I remember that "Show hidden devices" shows drivers for removables that aren't physically connected to a PC. Doh! Continue Reading
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Blog Post
04 Oct 2019
Mystery Error Code 0x80242016 Follows KB4524147
When a mystery error code 0x80242016 follows KB4524147 -- it means unexpected state after reboot following update -- a second try succeeds. Thank goodness! Unexpected states can be surprisingly ... Continue Reading
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Blog Post
03 Oct 2019
RDP Plus Sandbox Sometimes Equals Screen Confusion
RDP plus Sandbox sometimes equals screen confusion, until I realize I can just barely access the restore control at the right of the overlaying RDP control bar. Sigh. Continue Reading
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Answer
03 Oct 2019
What Windows 10 migration tools are available to IT?
A Windows 10 migration is a long, tedious journey, but there are tools to help. Discover three unified endpoint management tools that can streamline the process. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
01 Oct 2019
MS Explains Machine Learning Role in Windows 10 Update Experience
In a recent Microsoft blog post, MS explains Machine Learning role in Windows 10 Update experience, particularly how safeguards (update holds) are identified and eventually, cleared. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
27 Sep 2019
Smarter Web-based Intel Driver Update Tool
The new, smarter web-based Intel Driver Update Tool (Intel Driver & Support Assistant) recognizes OEM-supplied drivers, and won't update them with newer generic versions. That's good! Continue Reading
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Blog Post
25 Sep 2019
20H1 Gains Cloud Reset Capability
Recent Insider Previews have it, and so will the next Feature Upgrade: 20H1 gains cloud reset capability as part of Windows 10's reworked "Reset this PC" facility. Continue Reading
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Tip
24 Sep 2019
How to fix 5 common printing problems in Windows 10
Printing problems in Windows 10 are fairly common and can be a nuisance for IT admins. Here are five issues you may run into and how to troubleshoot them. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
22 Sep 2019
Mystery Device Equals Moto Z Android Phone
In figuring out that a mystery device equals Moto Z Android phone, I learn that powering the device on lets it show properly in Windows 10. Otherwise, the mystery endures. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
20 Sep 2019
Two New Known Issues Already Resolved Sept 19
In what's looking increasingly like a weekly update schedule, two New Known Issues already resolved Sept 19 show up today. One is resolved, but I'm not so sure about the other. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
18 Sep 2019
Latest Insider Preview Gets View Optional Updates Feature
In Build 18980, Win10 Insider Preview Gets View Optional Updates Feature. So far, it presents a bunch of drivers. More capability is no doubt coming. Continue Reading
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Answer
18 Sep 2019
What are the reasons to stay on Windows 7?
Most organizations should perform a migration to Windows 10. Some applications aren't compatible with the new OS, however. Learn what to do in these rare circumstances. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
16 Sep 2019
4 New 1903 Known Issues 9/13/2019
With 4 New 1903 Known Issues 9/13/2019 MS continues to do a bang-up job of keeping up with reports and issues "in the wild." Thanks very much! Continue Reading
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Blog Post
12 Sep 2019
Cycling Power Fixes Wireless Weirdness
It takes me a phone call to ASUS tech support to figure it out, but cycling power fixes wireless weirdness on my new ASUS wireless access device. Go figure! Continue Reading
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Blog Post
11 Sep 2019
Pondering System Refresh Planning System Retirements
An aging (and mostly old) collection of Win10 PCs has me pondering System Refresh planning System Retirements. Now I have to figure out how to pay for all this! Continue Reading
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Tip
09 Sep 2019
2 methods to tackle Windows Autopilot troubleshooting
Windows Autopilot isn't perfect, and you can run into errors during its deployment. Explore two ways to troubleshoot Windows Autopilot issues, using event logs and registry keys. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
06 Sep 2019
When Disk Cleanup Fails Use Search
When Disk Cleanup fails use search online to determine which files and folders are safe to delete. Here's a list I've started compiling. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
04 Sep 2019
Technology Advances Require Basic IP Address Understanding
In replacing my old failing Wi-Fi Access Point with a new device, I'm reminded that technology advances require basic IP address understanding. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
03 Sep 2019
1903 KB4512941 Garnering Numerous Issues
When I say 1903 KB4512941 Garnering Numerous Issues, I'm talking about three or more actual gotchas, one of which stymies successful installation. Be wary! Continue Reading
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Blog Post
30 Aug 2019
Wonky Wi-Fi Forces Public Network Status
When a wonky Wi-Fi forces Public network status on what had been a private 5 GHz Wi-Fi channel, I finally recognize I need a new Wi-Fi router. It's on order. Sigh. Continue Reading
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Tip
29 Aug 2019
5 steps to enroll Windows 10 devices in Windows Analytics
Windows Analytics can provide some helpful information, but you must enroll your organization's devices before you can start using it. Here are five steps to get started. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
28 Aug 2019
Hello Face Yes Hello Face No
Comparing a new Lenovo X1 Extreme to the X380 Yoga, I notice Hello Face Yes Hello Face No. The X1 has a Hello Face compatible camera, and the X380 does not. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
26 Aug 2019
Lenovo X380 Ethernet Extension Follies
Instead of building RJ-45 ports into its newest ThinkPads, Lenovo has opted to use proprietary Ethernet extension ports. Alas for my 8th-gen laptop, this has led to Lenovo X380 Ethernet extension ... Continue Reading
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Blog Post
24 Aug 2019
Partially Disconnected USB Cable Puts Mouse MIA
Takes me a while to figure this out, but a partially disconnected USB cable puts Mouse MIA -- at least until I shove the two extension cables fully together. Continue Reading
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Feature
22 Aug 2019
Windows 10 19H2 update brings few changes, more confusion
Windows 10 updates have plagued IT since the inception of the OS. Microsoft may be attempting to assuage IT's concerns with the Windows 10 19H2 update. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
21 Aug 2019
MS Store Now Includes Notepad
The MS Store now includes Notepad in app form. The old .exe version may not be with us too much longer, so download and play with this one. It's 99.99% identical. Continue Reading
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Blog Post
19 Aug 2019
Defender PowerShell Hash Mismatches Fix Coming
Recently, SFC /scannow has been mis-reporting Defender PowerShell scripts as potentially corrupt. MS faults a new OOB signing mechanism, and says Defender PowerShell Hash mismatches fix coming soon. Continue Reading
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News
16 Aug 2019
New Windows vulnerabilities reveal there is no rest for weary IT
The two latest Windows security vulnerabilities reiterate the importance for IT admins to stay diligent when updating and managing an organization's operating system. Continue Reading