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New Windows 11 25H2 Group Policy settings

Windows 11 version 25H2 introduces 42 new Group Policy settings for administrators to manage system behavior, security features, and user interface customization. The update includes options for controlling AI features like Copilot and Recall, removing preinstalled Store apps, and configuring enhanced security protocols for printing and network communications.

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Windows Hello Passkey Manager Plugin API

Microsoft announced the passkey plugin API for Windows 11 in October 2024, with the feature becoming generally available with the November 2025 security update. This API enables third-party passkey managers, such as 1Password and Bitwarden, to integrate directly into Windows 11's native authentication system, allowing end-users to authenticate with a passkey on multiple devices.

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Auto-archiving for Exchange Online

Microsoft is rolling out Auto-Archiving for Exchange Online for public clouds and government clouds. This new threshold-based archiving feature automatically moves the oldest items from a user's primary mailbox to their archive mailbox when mailbox utilization exceeds 90% of the quota, complementing existing time-based archiving policies to prevent disruptions to mail flow.

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Windows 10 ESU enrollment fails: We can’t enroll you in Extended Security Updates right now

Microsoft's Extended Security Updates program for Windows 10 is unavailable on some devices due to technical restrictions and regional rollout delays, requiring affected users to upgrade to Windows 11 or accept unpatched systems. Users attempting enrollment may encounter generic error messages such as "We can't enroll you in Extended Security Updates right now. Close this window and try again" or simply "Something went wrong," which provide minimal diagnostic information about the underlying issues.

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Windows 10 ESU and LTSC users receive incorrect warning: Your version of Windows has reached the end of support

Microsoft confirmed a bug affecting Windows 10 systems enrolled in the Extended Security Updates (ESU) program and LTSC editions. The issue causes enrolled devices to display incorrect end-of-support messages despite having active security coverage: "Your version of Windows has reached the end of support. Your device is no longer receiving security updates."

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Microsoft reverses Windows 11 update naming changes after IT admin backlash

Microsoft introduced simplified Windows 11 update titles in late October 2025, removing date prefixes and version information to improve readability. The change faced immediate criticism from IT administrators who found the new naming scheme confusing and impractical for enterprise environments. Within days, Microsoft confirmed it would restore the date format while maintaining other simplifications.

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Microsoft Intune October 2025 updates

Microsoft Intune's October 2025 release introduces technical improvements in enrollment reporting, privilege management, and network infrastructure. The updates target enhanced security posture, reduced administrative friction, and improved deployment visibility across Windows Autopilot and Android Enterprise environments.

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Automate with Microsoft 365 Copilot App Builder and Workflows agents

The new App Builder and Workflows agents in Microsoft 365 Copilot offer conversational interfaces that allow users to create applications and automate processes using natural language, eliminating the need for traditional development tools. The new agents are available to organizations with Microsoft 365 Copilot licenses enrolled in the Frontier program.

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Uninstall Microsoft Store apps with Group Policy and Intune in Windows 11 25H2

Windows 11 25H2, now generally available, introduces a native policy for uninstalling pre-installed Microsoft Store apps on Enterprise and Education devices. Initially released in Insider preview in June, this feature eliminates the need for custom scripts, enabling administrators to delete inbox packages through Group Policy or mobile device management solutions. Several months after the June Insider preview, user feedback confirms these limitations remain unaddressed in the general availability release. Users criticize Microsoft's new bloatware removal policy as insufficient and arriving too late, since it excludes the most controversial apps like Edge and OneDrive, while community-created tools have already provided superior removal capabilities for years.

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Is AI really replacing tens of thousands of white-collar jobs? Oh yeah, AI is starting to bite!

In his latest video, CNBC contributor and popular tech podcaster Alex Kantrowitz dissects a Wall Street Journal article titled "Tens of Thousands of White Collar Jobs Are Disappearing as AI Starts to Bite." Kantrowitz argues that the sensational headline stokes panic about AI causing mass job loss, yet provides no evidence that AI can actually perform these jobs. In my view, Kantrowitz's perspective is naive.

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VMware Workstation 25H2 new features and critical bugs

VMware Workstation Pro 25H2 introduces calendar-based versioning, a command-line configuration tool, expanded hardware support, and multiple bug fixes. The release adds support for USB 3.2, virtual hardware version 22, and new guest operating systems, including Red Hat Enterprise Linux 10 and Fedora Linux 42. Unfortunately, early adopters have experienced several critical bugs.

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Microsoft is beginning to embed AI into Windows

Microsoft is transforming Windows 11 into an AI-powered operating system with deep Copilot integration across the entire user experience. Users can now interact hands-free through Copilot Voice using wake-word activation, while Copilot Vision analyzes on-screen content to provide contextual assistance. The experimental Copilot Actions feature introduces autonomous agents that can perform real tasks on local files, from organizing photos to processing documents. Beyond Windows, Microsoft Edge gains AI capabilities through Copilot Mode, and a new animated character called Mico—reminiscent of the classic Clippy—adds personality to AI interactions.

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Microsoft announces Office Online Server retirement

Microsoft will discontinue support for Office Online Server on December 31, 2026, ending security updates and technical assistance for the on-premises solution that provides browser-based Office applications. Organizations are encouraged to migrate to Microsoft 365 or use supported desktop clients for SharePoint Server and Exchange Server Subscription Edition deployments.

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Windows 11 25H2 KB5066835 October Rollout: New features and critical bugs

Microsoft's October 2025 Windows 11 update (KB5066835) delivers exciting new features alongside critical bugs causing widespread issues. The cumulative update brings AI-powered File Explorer shortcuts, a new "Edit" command-line text editor, and improved multi-monitor support to Windows 11 versions 25H2 and 24H2. However, users report severe problems, including a completely broken Windows Recovery Environment, File Explorer preview pane failures, and localhost connection issues affecting developers. Microsoft has acknowledged these critical bugs and released an emergency patch (KB5070773) to address the most serious WinRE issue. This guide will cover all the new features, known bugs, and solutions you need to know before installing KB5066835.

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Download and import Windows 11 25H2 security baseline

Microsoft released the security baseline for Windows 11 version 25H2 on September 30, 2025. The baseline introduces configuration changes focused on network security, attack surface reduction, and legacy protocol elimination. You can download and import a security baseline into Active Directory Group Policy.

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