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Because I heard you missed me, I’m back, this edition of Short Takes looks at Surface Flub 2S, Waas and Windows 7, it’s like a riding a bike, Microsoft makes AI and refuses to sell it to customers, Google introduces a browser ballot, and so much more.
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In the second part of this series, I show you how to create a Windows Virtual Desktop tenant.
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Nearly four years after it was replaced by Edge as Microsoft’s preferred Windows browser, researchers keep finding unpleasant security flaws in Internet Explorer (IE). Continue reading Internet Explorer browser flaw threatens all Windows users
Microsoft’s April updates for Windows cause performance and authentication issues for some users.
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In the first part of this series, I look at the basics of Microsoft’s new Windows Virtual Desktop service.
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Last week’s seismic changes to Windows as a Service have nothing to do with Windows 10 users. They also don’t go far enough.
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After my journey for finding a way to create a truly private user account in a public computer (the setup I’m trying to do this on is detailed in this other question) ended in an epic fail I’m now taking a different approach … Continue reading How can I create a hidden Administrator account in a public computer?
Windows 7 support will end on January 14, 2020. Assuming that after that day I still use an updated browser, is it true that I’m still safe? Can it “patch” the OS-based security holes?
Minor question: typically, how long wou… Continue reading Is an up-to-date browser secure on an out-of-date OS?
Which system file stores the information displayed by the “net user ” command in Windows 7? Need to find the details of the users in a dead Windows 7 machine.
Details of the command is here.
What may be the reason behind the fact that in a digital forensics report (FSL report) of a computer’s hard disk, the last logon time of the Administrator user in Windows 7 system is prior to the OS installation date?