Microsoft has recently been active in rolling out updates and features, particularly the Windows 11 24H2 update. However, the rollout has faced criticism from users, especially due to automatic downloads and a Group Policy bug. Group Policy Bug Fix Microsoft has acknowledged a Group Policy bug that has prevented some users from installing the Windows…

Microsoft is continuously updating Windows 11, moving away from the traditional Control Panel and integrating new features directly into the operating system. A forthcoming modification includes the introduction of an "Advanced" section in Windows 11 settings, which is designed with developers in mind but will also be beneficial for ordinary users. This new "Advanced" section…

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In 2009, when Windows 7 was released, users experienced delays of up to 30 seconds during boot-up if their desktop background was set to a solid color. This peculiar issue puzzled many. Recently, Microsoft developer Raymond Chen shed light on the situation, revealing the intricacies of the Windows startup process. The delay was attributed to…

Microsoft is introducing a subscription model for Windows Server 2025 regarding security updates, but this will not impact regular PC users of Windows 11. Starting in July, customers running Windows Server 2025 will be charged $1.50 per CPU core per month for the hotpatching service, which allows servers to be updated without rebooting, thus reducing…

Microsoft is set to introduce hot patching for Windows Server, allowing users to install security updates without needing to reboot their systems. This feature, previously available only through Microsoft’s Azure cloud platform, will soon be offered in non-cloud versions of Windows Server. Though currently free in its preview phase, there will be a subscription fee…

Domain Name System Security Extensions (DNSSEC) is a set of security protocols designed to protect the integrity of the DNS protocol. By utilizing cryptographic signatures to validate DNS responses, DNSSEC enhances security against threats like DNS spoofing and cache tampering. In this guide, we will cover how to configure DNSSEC on a Windows Server, along…

Microsoft is set to release a significant update for its Windows Server platform that will eliminate the need for system reboots when applying security updates. This new feature, known as in-memory hot-patching, aims to enhance operational efficiency in enterprise environments where frequent reboots can disrupt services. Hot-patching allows updates to be applied directly in memory,…