With today’s release of Windows 10 21H2 (a fairly boring release overall as there aren’t really any significant new features — thankfully it can easily be deployed to Windows 10 2004 and […]
Changes to Windows 10 as a service
How many types of Windows updates are there?
One of the biggest changes in Windows 10 was the move to cumulative updates. With this change, a lot of the nightmares that IT pros had with Windows XP disappeared. But even […]
Windows as a Service cheat sheet, Windows 11 edition
Sometimes things change more quickly than you expect, and that’s certainly true with the announcements around Windows 11. You can read my summary here. The biggest surprise for me was the hardware […]
Windows as a Service cheat sheet
It’s been three years since I worked in Windows marketing talking about Windows as a Service. At the time, I was quite happy to say that I would never have to talk […]
Windows Autopilot at Microsoft Ignite
Next week will be a busy week, with a significant portion of the Windows Autopilot program management team attending. There are a few Windows Autopilot sessions planned. First let me plug the […]
UUP is (still) coming soon, and dynamic update is (still) important
How many of you remember the Unified Update Platform, a.k.a. UUP, being announced in 2016? Let me remind you: And there was another update in 2017: There was some documentation published in […]
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