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- Make365Better on Outlook 2016: Links broken after update from July 11, 2023 (KB5002427) – Security warning appears when clicking links
- 10Megaton on Windows 11 24H2: Fix for Synaptics audio issue on HP Prodesk 600 G4
- guenni on Windows 10 22H2: Update KB5048652 reactivates Windows Spotlight
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Recent Comments
- Make365Better on Outlook 2016: Links broken after update from July 11, 2023 (KB5002427) – Security warning appears when clicking links
- 10Megaton on Windows 11 24H2: Fix for Synaptics audio issue on HP Prodesk 600 G4
- guenni on Windows 10 22H2: Update KB5048652 reactivates Windows Spotlight
- DadaBeatPunk on Windows 10 22H2: Update KB5048652 reactivates Windows Spotlight
- Stoaty on Windows 11 24H2: Activation lost?
Tag Archives: EOL
Microsoft on the "decommissioning"; of Microsoft Exchange 2016
[German]A short note for administrators of Microsoft Exchange Server 2016: Both Microsoft Exchange 2016 and Microsoft Exchange 2019 will reach the end of support in October 2025. Microsoft has published a Techcommunity article with information on "decommissioning Microsoft Exchange 2016" … Continue reading
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End of support for Windows 10 and Office builds (October 2020 to May 2021)
[English]With the October 2020 patchday, the end of support for various Windows and Office products is approaching, which will soon no longer receive updates. Here is a brief overview of which products are no longer supported or have already reached … Continue reading
Windows EOL dates differs for clients and servers
[German]The End of Life (EOL) dates for Windows differs for clients and servers. A German blog reader pointed that out, and send me a raw EOL overview – pretty complex. Advertising
Windows 10: End of Life for several builds
[German]Well-informed users are certainly aware of this – but for the rest of us, some brief information. A number of Windows 10 builds are no longer supported and no longer receive updates. Advertising