[German]Today still a short contribution, to which a Blog reader drew my attention. The Adobe Acrobat Prof XI probably has side effects with Internet Explorer 11, where the favorites can no longer be edited under Windows 10.
[German]Strange issue I recently recognized on Facebook. One MVP colleague complained that birthdays listed in Outlook app on his iPhone were displayed one day too early.
[German]Microsoft has released several updates for Windows 10 Anniversary Update (V1607), Windows 10 Spring Creators Update (V1703) and Windows 10 Fall Creators Update (V1709) as of June 21, 2018. Here is some information about these updates.
[German]Microsoft Outlook users may run into the issue, that a search in all mailboxes or address books no longer return results. This is probably due to a recently installed update. A search in contacts that doesn’t return results could be related to Windows 10 V1803.
[German]Microsoft has released the preview rollups KB4284842 for Windows 7 SP1 and KB4284863 for Windows 8.1 on June 19, 2018 (Tuesday). Here is an overview of these updates.
[German]During the last hours I stumbled twice over the keyword WannaCry. What looks like a return of this pest may turn out to be a scam or fraud email campaign. I thought I’d post it here for admins’ information.
[German]Important information for users and administrators of Windows 10, Microsoft says in a new KB article that uninstalling the Microsoft Store in Windows 10 and reinstalling it later is not supported.
[German]A bug in Microsoft’s Edge browser may have enabled attackers to retrieve the content of other websites that are open in browser tabs. Here are a few details.
[German]Windows 10 (and earlier versions of Windows, if applicable) fails in some situation during update installation may be forced into an update install loop. In this blog post I try to sketch what you can do. I wrote the hints with Windows 10 in mind, but you can use most of the hints for older versions of Windows.
[German]Cyber criminals are currently using a well-known zero-font bypassing technology to trick Office 365’s Microsoft security filters on emails and smuggle spam onto systems.
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