A pre-Thanksgiving all-clear to install patches

Windows updates, bugs, and insights

Windows updates, bugs, and insights Computerworld Windows November 25, 2020

A pre-Thanksgiving all-clear to install patches As the US gets ready for Thanksgiving, Windows 10 users can be thankful for one thing: you can go ahead and install Microsoft's November updates on laptops, desktops and workstations. Read more ▶

Microsoft discounts M365 Business Premium by 25% Citing "Small Business Saturday," an upcoming American Express-created promotional event, Microsoft is cutting Business Premium's per-user per-month cost to $15.

Deciphering (and understanding) Microsoft's patch management options The pandemic this year forced admins to scramble to keep their Windows systems up and running (and properly patched) at a distance. So it's important to understand what options are available and which work best in different situations.

What's in the latest Edge update? Automatic IE redirection and custom content on the new tab page Microsoft's Edge 87 debuts automatic IE-to-Edge redirection for some sites and beefs up the new tab page with customizable feeds.

Windows 10 recovery, revisited: The new way to perform a clean install Windows 10 version 2004 removed the "start fresh" recovery option, but the functionality still exists. Here's how to perform a clean install in newer versions of Windows 10 — and some workarounds if it doesn't work.

Windows 10: A guide to the updates Here's what you need to know about each update to the current version of Windows 10 as it's released from Microsoft. Now updated for KB4594440, released Nov. 19, 2020.

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