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November Windows updates are out
Remember Windows 11 24H2 is no longer updated today and you need to be on 25H2 or 26H2. Windows 10 is out with KB5131096 — we’re still seeing issues with USB Audio Class 1.0 devices with error Code 10 or no output. Windows 11 is out with KB5132061 (OS Builds 26300.9974, 26200.9974 and 26100.9974) [Printing] […]

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Copilot — at GitHub
ISSUE 23.45 • 2026-11-09 COPILOT By Will Fastie Microsoft’s handling of Copilot has been messy from the start. This isn’t exactly news. Copilot has been a moving target for the past three years, and the dance probably isn’t over yet. The most recent manifestation of this was the collapse of the Windows Copilot App, which […]

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Microsoft 365 vs. Office 2024
MICROSOFT 365 By Peter Deegan Rent or buy? It’s the question all Microsoft customers face. It’s not a simple comparison, but the hard facts lead to one conclusion for most people. Microsoft stopped supporting Office 2021 on October 13, 2026, with no extension and no paid security updates. If that’s you, or you’re buying Office […]

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Astraeus — Maybe we can hope that Windows 27 will be like this
FREEWARE SPOTLIGHT By Deanna McElveen Zipping around the sky in my car with the new Windows 27 running on my brain implant, I will enjoy my music, weather forecasts, system info, calendars, and my everyday tools and settings. They will be displayed in a single panel that appears when I need it and goes away […]

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Choosing the best tech for the need
ON SECURITY By Susan Bradley Recently, we were looking for something to solve a problem at the office. Rather than spin my wheels looking for the best way to get software A (an Excel spreadsheet) to talk to software B (a line-of-business app that has a SQL backend), I reached out to someone on the […]

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