Microsoft has released the Windows 10 Insider Previews Build 18351 in the Slow Ring. This is the version in development branch 19H1 that we expect to receive in April 2019 as Windows 10 V1903. The info can be found as a supplement to March 11, 2019 within the Windows Blog. Build 18351.7 (KB4492310) contains a single fix for the problem that Chinese versions of several games do not work.
[German]On March 5, 2019, Microsoft released several updates for Office 2010. I now have some information that Outlook 2010 can no longer receive e-mail from POP3 e-mail servers.
[German]Here's the subject up again in the hope that more people will be affected. It's about the problem that Microsoft delivers a MSComCTL.ocx version of Office updates that no longer works with existing software.
[German]A brief information for CCleaner users (I know that some of my blog readers are interested in that stuff). Piriform released an update to CCleaner v5.54.7088 for Windows on March 4, 2019.
[German], 2019, the developers of the project released ReactOS 0.4.11. I downloaded this version a few days ago and tested it in a virtual machine. Here are some information and impressions.
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Microsoft has released a new version of Skype for Web. This version brings HD video calls, revised notifications and more. But there are also restrictions like no Linux or Chrome OS support.
Microsoft published the Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 18353 in the Fast Ring on March 8, 2019. This is the version in the 19H1 development branch that we expect to receive in April 2019 as Windows 10 V1903.
Don Ho, developer of Windows editor Notepad++, announced that he no longer digitally sign the code starting with version 7.6.4.
[German]The critical vulnerability reported in February 2019 has been closed on March 1, 2019 by a Google Chrome browser update. This vulnerability is active exploited in the wild, but only on 32-bit versions of Windows 7. Here are a few details.
[German]Microsoft offers Extended Security Updates for Windows 7 SP1 for companies until January 2023. This extended support can be bought from April 1, 2019 (hope it's not an April fools prank).
MVP:
2013 – 2016
WIMVP:
2017 – 2020
