Alex Popham takes a look at how businesses can spend more time testing new feature updates in Windows 10.
Extend the Automatic Deletion of Windows 10 Feature Update Backups
Category: Windows
How to get started with HoloLens development
If you’re thinking about trying your hand at HoloLens development, where should you start? In this article, we hope to give you the resources you need to be able to kickstart your journey into developing holographic experiences.
System Center Configuration Manager and Windows 10: Better Together?
System Center Configuration Manager has undoubtedly come a long way since its Systems Management Server days, but now the changes are coming fast, with new updates and features being released several times a year.
Install and run the Azure CLI on the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSFL)
Christos Matskas walks us through how you can get native Bash up and running on your Windows device.
Take Ownership of Registry Keys
Hello all! In today’s article, I am going to talk about taking ownership of registry keys. There may be a need for you to own a key to modify it for certain purposes (see my guide for 13 Epic Hacks), and this article will show you how to do to just that.
Joining Insider Preview
Heard all the excitement about the Windows Insider Preview and wondering how you can get involved? Michael Sammels has the answer.
Resetting Windows Explorer
Have you changed something you didn’t want to change and now need to reset File Explorer? Michael Sammels shows how you can use the registry to do just that.
Build 2016: Day 1 Keynote – At a glance
Microsoft Technical Evangelist Marcus Robinson outlines the key themes of interest to IT Pros from Build 2016’s day one Keynote – including Windows 10’s Anniversary Update and the Bot Framework.
Microsoft Bashes Windows 10 at //Build
Microsoft Technical Evangelist Ed Baker takes a look at “Linux on Windows” and the new Bash shell functionality on Windows 10, as announced at Build 2016.
History of Windows
It’s time to get all nostalgic and take a look back through the history of the world’s biggest operating system, Windows. Have you used them all?