Tag Archives: Windows

TLS 1.0/1.1 Disablement: Enable Schannel Event Logging for Monitoring

[English]Microsoft plans soonto switch off the encryption methods TLS 1.0 and 1.1 still used by default in the Schannel protocol (starts in September 2023 with Windows 11 Insider Builds). Therefore, a quick note for administrators in enterprise environments: It might … Continue reading

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PowerShell Mega Script Collection (500+ PS scripts)

[German] Tip for people who like to tinker with PowerShell and scripts on Windows. There is a project that collects PowerShell scripts for various purposes and makes them available for general use. By now there are more than 500 PS … Continue reading

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Critical RCE vulnerability CVE-2023-39143 in PaperCut before version 22.1.3

[German]Anyone using the Papercut MF/NG print management solution under Windows should urgently patch the product. A critical RCE vulnerability CVE-2023-39143 that has just been disclosed allows PaperCut servers to be taken over. The vendor has already released a corresponding security … Continue reading

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Windows: Microsoft intends to disable TLS 1.0 and 1.1 soon by default in Schannel protocol

[German]Quick note for administrators in enterprise environments. Microsoft plans to soon deactivate TLS 1.0 and 1.1, which are still used by default in the Schannel protocol (starts in September 2023 with Windows 11 Insider builds). In a statement, the company … Continue reading

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Microsoft 365: First Windows Mail and Calendar users will be migrated to the new Outlook at the end of August 2023

[English]Microsoft plans to gradually migrate first users of Windows apps Mail and Calandard to the new Outlook app starting in late August 2023. I'm not sure how excited users are about this.

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Why ISL Online: Critical factors when choosing a remote desktop solution

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Supermium_ Chrome browser clone, also for Windows 7

[German]Today a little hint for people who are still using Windows 7 SP1 or Windows Server 2008 / R2. The Chrome browser (and Edge) are no longer supported there in the new builds, but remain stuck on version 109 of … Continue reading

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Windows 10/11: Preview updates from July 2023 are causing video issues

[German]This week Microsoft has released preview updates for Windows 10 22H2 as well as Windows 11 21H2 – 22H2. Now the company reports that these updates may cause problems with applications. Some applications may not be able to play, record … Continue reading

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PSA: WSUS import is now required via PowerShell

[German]Microsoft has started to disable the possibility to import updates manually in WSUS (Windows Server Update Service). The background is that the ActiveX components in question are outdated and Internet Explorer is being replaced by Edge. Yesterday, there was already … Continue reading

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VMs running Windows Server Datacenter 2022 on Azure with Desktop Experience: Hotpatching available

[German]One more quick piece of information for administrators who manage Windows Server 2022 Datacenter virtual machines on Microsoft Azure with Desktop Experience. Microsoft has just announced that hotpatching is now available for these machines.

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Windows CSP Update page: Windows Update policies are not correct

[German]Another "shortie for the weekend", since I haven't considered this topic yet. Microsoft provides a set of group policies (GPOs) for managing/controlling updates in Windows. The whole thing is documented on the Policy CSP for Updates page. I had already … Continue reading

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