Category: Windows

Late last year, Microsoft released a beta version of the PowerShell module for Teams (current version is 0.9.3 as of April 2018). The module has come a long way …

Microsoft’s July 2018 Patch Tuesday has been a disaster for system administrators. There have been a number of issues going around over the last few weeks since the Windows …

There seem to be quite a few major issues after the July 2018 Windows Updates were released. There’s a large discussion on Reddit regarding mail flow issues in Exchange …

After installing the latest cumulative Windows Update patch, some people are experiencing high CPU issues being used by the “Azure AD Connect Health Sync Monitor” (microsoft.online.reporting.monitoringagent.startup) (AzureADConnectHealthSyncMonitor) version 1.1.819.0. …

If you’re having difficulties using the automatic method to install Remote Desktop CALs on Windows 2012 R2 Server using Microsoft Volume License, then these steps might come in helpful. …

If you manage a Windows Certificate Authority for a Public Key Infrastructure (PKI), then you might run into an issue where some of your servers are using your auto-enroll …

If you have an issue where the User Policy doesn’t get updated and gives you an error about the user and computer accounts being in the same forest, then …

In March 2018, Microsoft released the CredSSP Updates for CVE-2018-0886, which is a vulnerability that could allow for remote code execution in unpatched versions of CredSSP. It would allow …

When it comes to Windows Feature Updates, there are two types of people – those who want to install the updates as soon as they’re released and those who …

Last week Microsoft released the Release Preview of the Windows 10 Spring Creators Update 1803 Build 17133 (Redstone 4) to the Insider Preview program. This is the final step …