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Microsoft has decided to change the servicing model for their currently supported version of Windows and Windows Server by issuing monthly rollup patches instead of shipping then individually.
As promised, Microsoft this week update the Get Windows 10 advertisement in Windows 7 and 8.1, providing customers with a way to decline the upgrade for the first time. Here’s a quick look at the new experience.
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When Microsoft released Windows 10 Version 1511 last year they had made a lot of improvements to IE11 in order to give Enterprise users a stable version of IE that would remain a stable platform for Enterprise use. The Microsoft Edge team, who now ta… Continue reading Internet Explorer 11 Gains Improvements for Windows 7 and 8.1 Enterprise Users
Windows 7 Service Pack 1 was released in February 2011 and no further combined updates has been released for the seven year old OS. That meant massive downloads of updates for any new system installs but that is now a thing of the past.
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There are still approximately 111 million devices running the elder statesman of Windows operating systems.
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After deciding to limit the length of time they would support older OS’s on Intel’s new Skylake chips, Microsoft will now provide an extra year of support for that system configuration.
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