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On January 14, Microsoft released its January Security Update, addressing 112 security vulnerabilities across various products, such as Windows, Microsoft Office, SQL Server, and Azure. The update includes critical vulnerabilities classified as high-risk, particularly the Desktop Window Manager Information Disclosure Vulnerability (CVE-2026-20805), which has already been exploited in the wild. Key Vulnerabilities Highlighted: Desktop Window…

Windows 11’s January 2026 Update has begun rolling out, marking a significant update for versions 25H2, 24H2, and 23H2, along with Windows Server 2025 and 2023. While this month’s security update focuses on fixes rather than new features, it brings a host of security enhancements. The January 2026 Patch Tuesday includes over 114 security fixes…

Microsoft’s January Patch Day presented a new set of challenges for users, as the latest security updates for Windows have led to significant connection issues with Windows 365 and Azure Virtual Desktop. Following the distribution of these updates, Microsoft reported problems regarding credential prompt failures that prevent users from signing in through the Remote Desktop…

Microsoft plans to streamline future updates for its operating systems by separating the updates for Windows 11 and Windows Server 2025. Beginning January 13, 2026, each update will be assigned distinct KB numbers, allowing for clearer documentation and the possibility of tailored update packages for desktop or server systems. This change was first hinted at…

Microsoft has announced plans to discontinue support for several of its products in 2026, including Windows 11 24H2. As Windows 11 approaches its five-year anniversary, the upcoming support cuts are significant. The end of support for Windows 11 24H2 is scheduled for October 4, 2026, which means after this date, Microsoft will halt the release…

Microsoft has recently released a native NVMe SSD performance driver for Windows Server 2025, which has sparked interest as users have discovered a method to enable the same feature on Windows 11 through registry modifications without any cost. Initial benchmarks indicate significant performance enhancements, especially for consumer PCs and portable gaming devices, particularly in random…

Microsoft has announced the inclusion of native NVMe support in Windows Server 2025, which the company heralds as a "storage revolution." This development is anticipated to bring significant performance enhancements, particularly for enterprise applications. By implementing native NVMe, Windows Server 2025 can unlock the full potential of modern NVMe devices including PCIe Gen5 SSDs, delivering…

Microsoft has introduced hardware-accelerated BitLocker capabilities with the latest update of Windows 11 (25H2) and Windows Server 2025, a move that aligns with the performance improvements seen in modern SSD technologies. According to Microsoft’s Rafal Sosnowski, the evolution of Non-Volatile Memory Express (NVMe) drives facilitates incredibly fast data transfer rates but also poses a challenge,…

Microsoft has introduced a new NVMe driver for Windows Server 2025 to enhance SSD performance, which is also included in Windows 11. This update promises to significantly boost Input/Output Operations Per Second (IOPS) and overall data throughput while reducing CPU load. The previous driver setup posed a bottleneck because Windows converted NVMe commands to the…

Microsoft is making significant strides to enhance SSD performance in its upcoming Windows Server 2025, with hopes of integrating these improvements into Windows 11. The tech giant is modernizing how its operating systems manage read and write commands for storage devices, specifically targeting high-end SSDs that connect via PCI Express. Historically, Windows has limited support…