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Microsoft to retire Store-based Office apps in favor of Click-to-Run installations

Microsoft to retire Store-based Office apps in favor of Click-to-Run installations
Microsoft is ending support for the Microsoft Store installation type of Microsoft 365 Apps to streamline its deployment architecture. While feature updates for this specific version ceased in October 2025, critical security patches will only continue through December 2026. Users must migrate to the Click-to-Run installation type to ensure they remain protected and receive future cloud-based enhancements.

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Windows Admin Center 2606: new features and fixes

Windows Admin Center resource types available when adding a connection (image Microsoft)
Windows Admin Center is a locally deployed, browser-based management tool that provides a centralized GUI for managing Windows servers, clusters, and PCs. Windows Admin Center version 2606 is now generally available. This release applies exclusively to Administration Mode and does not update the separate Virtualization Mode preview branch. The changes focus on reliability, security hardening, accessibility, and targeted fixes in virtual machine management and software-defined networking. Two hardware partner companies made updates affecting three extensions.

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Microsoft extends rebootless hotpatching for Windows Server 2022 Azure Edition

Microsoft extends rebootless hotpatching for Windows Server 2022 Azure Edition
Microsoft has extended hotpatching support for Windows Server 2022 Datacenter: Azure Edition until October 2027. This extension provides an additional year of rebootless security updates beyond the operating system's mainstream support expiration in October 2026. The policy change specifically targets cloud-based workloads, leaving on-premises editions to follow the standard monthly reboot cycle.

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Major PC manufacturers issue guidance for Secure Boot certificate expiration

Major PC manufacturers issue guidance for Secure Boot certificate expiration
Microsoft’s 2011 Secure Boot certificates are expiring in stages, prompting major PC manufacturers to release specific hardware guidance. These certificates verify the integrity of the boot process, and their expiration prevents devices from receiving new security revocations or bootloader updates. While the first two deadlines passed in late June 2026, a third certificate remains valid until October 19, 2026.

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