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Preview new features before broader rollout and validate upcoming fixes in the November 2026 security update.
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No tricks, just treats! New Windows 11 Insider Preview builds today:
Beta: aka.ms/WIP-Beta-10-30-2026
Experimental: aka.ms/WIP-Experimental-10-3…
Beta (26H1): aka.ms/WIP-Beta26H1-10-30-20…
Experimental (26H1): aka.ms/WIP-Experimental26H1-…
Experimental (Future Platforms): aka.ms/WIP-ExperimentalFP-10…
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New builds today across all channels!
Beta: aka.ms/WIP-Beta-10-23-2026
Exp: aka.ms/WIP-Experimental-10-2…
Beta 26H1: aka.ms/WIP-Beta26H1-10-23-20…
Exp 26H1:aka.ms/WIP-Experimental26H1-…
Exp Future Platforms: aka.ms/WIP-ExperimentalFP-10…
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Reminder: On January 12, 2027, Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2021 will reach end of updates. To help keep devices protected and supported, we recommend updating to the latest Long-Term Servicing Channel release, Windows 11 Enterprise LTSC 2024.
Learn more: techcommunity.microsoft.com/…
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We’re continuing to strengthen security in Windows. New ReFS hardening changes help organizations identify unsupported configurations on removable media and reduce potential exposure.
Learn how to prepare before enforcement: support.microsoft.com/servic…
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Quick machine recovery is now supported on Windows Server 2025. With the October 2026 security update, IT admins can enable quick machine recovery to help recover servers from critical boot failures using targeted remediations from Windows Update.
👉learn.microsoft.com/troubles…
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Exchange servers may become unstable after installation of October 2026 Windows updates techcommunity.microsoft.com/…
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New builds today!
Beta: aka.ms/WIP-Beta-10-16-2026
Experimental: aka.ms/WIP-Experimental-10-1…
Beta (26H1): aka.ms/WIP-Beta26H1-10-16-20…
Experimental (26H1): aka.ms/WIP-Experimental26H1-…
Release Preview (25H2/26H2): aka.ms/ReleasePreview25H2-26…
Release Preview (26H1): aka.ms/ReleasePreview26H1-10…
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🧰 Process Explorer v17.2 adds efficiency mode, live kernel dumps, and NPU monitoring. ZoomIt adds dictation for snip captions; Sigcheck adds UTF-8 output. Plus bug fixes!
Get the tools at sysinternals.com.
See what's new on the Sysinternals Blog: techcommunity.microsoft.com/…
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Released: October 2026 Exchange Server Security Updates techcommunity.microsoft.com/…
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Looking for details? We’ve brought together release notes, videos, and helpful resources so you can quickly get up to speed on what’s new this month.
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Security updates for October 2026 are now available. Details are here: msrc.microsoft.com/update-gu…
As security update packages address more CVEs, prioritization can become more complex. In a new blog, we explore risk cohorts, an approach to grouping CVEs around shared deployment, exposure, and trust-boundary questions to help customers make vulnerability analysis more manageable.
Learn more: microsoft.com/en-us/msrc/blo…
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Microsoft: Windows 11 23H2 reaches end of support in 30 days
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Creator of free Adobe clones unveils open-source Microsoft Office Excel, PowerPoint, and Word replications tomshardware.com/software/mi…
Microsoft just released a Rust-based OS project designed to run Linux apps on Windows.
It’s called LiteBox, and its first tagged release, v0.1.0, is now on GitHub.
LiteBox is a “library OS” that provides operating-system functions inside an application’s sandbox while limiting its access to the host system.
Microsoft lists running unmodified Linux programs on Windows among its use cases, alongside sandboxing Linux apps on Linux.
It also supports security-focused environments such as AMD SEV-SNP.
The project is open source under the MIT license, but it’s still experimental. Microsoft says its APIs and interfaces may change before a stable release.
Source: github.com/microsoft/litebox…
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UPDATE: This mandatory Microsoft account requirement workaround by clicking on the tiny "Learn more" hyperlink in the Microosft account sign in page during the Windows 11 OOBE has been recently quietly patched server side. 🥀




















