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Optimizing Performance: Resource Fair Sharing in Windows Server Remote Desktop Services (RDS)
A prevalent challenge with terminal servers that accommodate multiple users is the potential for one user to initiate a resource-heavy process, which can severely impact the performance of others. For instance, when a single user launches a process consuming over 90% of the CPU, it can render the server nearly unusable for other users. To…
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Microsoft Announces Windows 11 25H2 Availability in WSUS Starting October 14
Microsoft has officially launched the Windows 11 25H2 update on September 30, 2025. However, the rollout has been gradual, which means that many users may not yet have the update installed on their devices. The wider distribution of this update is expected to speed up after October 14, 2025. For those eager to access the…
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Microsoft Unveils Windows 11 Updates: KB5066683 and KB5066687 for Setup and Recovery
This past week, Microsoft released the Windows 11 25H2 feature update, identified under KB5065789, which marks build 26200.6725. Along with this update, the company released accompanying dynamic updates designed to enhance the Windows Recovery process. Dynamic updates provide improvements to the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE), also known as Safe OS updates, and updates for the…
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Azure September Updates: Expanded Compute Options Across Regions
Microsoft Azure has announced significant updates in September 2025 that enhance its cloud computing capabilities, introducing new features and improved functionality. The updated Azure Local 2509 now includes advanced operating system versions, improved virtual machine management, and enhanced security measures. Key Features of Azure Local 2509 The update comprises two main releases, solution version 12.2509.1001.22…
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Your Guide to Accessing Windows 10 Extended Security Updates After End-of-Life
Support for Windows 10 will come to an end on October 14, 2025, meaning that Microsoft will cease providing technical assistance, feature updates, or security updates for the operating system. This lack of security updates can lead to increased vulnerability to malware, ransomware, and cyberattacks. Users are encouraged to either upgrade to Windows 11 if…
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Microsoft’s Strategic Reorganization: Paving the Way for the Agentic OS Transformation
Microsoft has recently undergone a significant reorganization within its Windows division, led by Pavan Davuluri, who has taken on a broader leadership role after his promotion to president. In a memo, Davuluri outlined that this restructuring aims to unify the Windows engineering efforts under one cohesive organization. By merging the teams responsible for Windows client…
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Google Urges Regulators to Address Microsoft’s Cloud Practices, Claims Year-Long Inaction
Google Cloud has reiterated its concerns regarding Microsoft’s cloud licensing practices, claiming that a year after it lodged a complaint with the European Commission, no action has been taken to address the issue. The company argues that Microsoft’s licensing rules create a significant financial burden for customers wishing to migrate to rival cloud services like…
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How to Block NTLM Connections on Windows 11 and Windows Server 2025
Microsoft has taken a significant step towards enhancing security by phasing out the deprecated NTLMv1 authentication protocol in Windows 11 version 24H2 and Windows Server 2025. The removal of support for NTLMv1 aims to encourage users to adopt more secure alternatives such as Kerberos. Additionally, Microsoft has indicated that NTLMv2 may also face deprecation in…
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Exploring Windows Server: Features, Benefits, and Best Practices for Businesses
Following an internal team investigation, the Google Ads team recently dismissed multiple employees. These terminations came after an inquiry revealed misconduct related to the advertisement approval process. Some of the individuals reportedly violated company policies by approving ads that did not meet the required advertising guidelines. The terminations reflect Google’s ongoing efforts to uphold integrity…
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Troubleshooting: Windows Stuck at ‘Getting Windows Ready, Don’t Turn Off Your Computer’ Screen
This issue of Windows getting stuck at the "Getting Windows Ready. Don’t turn off your computer" message is fairly common, especially on Windows Server versions (2022, 2019, 2016) and occasionally on Windows 10 and 11. This often occurs after installing updates or modifying system roles and features. When encountering this message, the best initial advice…