10 Free Software You Probably Didn’t Know Existed! 2022
In this video, take a look at the 10 lesser-known free programs that just might be useful for you. Some of which were recommended by viewers in the comments in prior videos. All are available for Windows, with some available for macOS and Linux as well.
Read More
Windows Autopatch, How it Works
-
Frank
- October 29, 2022
- auto patching windows
- automate updates
- autopatch
- azure active directory
- cloud service
- configmgr
- configuration management
- endpoint manager
- Intune
- Microsoft 365
- Microsoft 365 app update
- microsoft edge
- microsoft intune
- microsoft office
- Microsoft Teams
- ms intune
- ring based deployments
- Ring based policy
- software updates
- sys administration
- Systems administrator
- Update Management
- update policies
- Windows
- windows 11
- Windows Autopatch
- windows management
Jeremy Chapman, Microsoft 365 Director, reverse engineers Windows Autopatch service to show how it works (within Intune and Azure Active Directory), how to get it running, and the time saving configurations it makes on your behalf.
Read More
AMAZING New OS for the 40-year-old Commodore 64! C64 OS Review
-
Frank
- October 7, 2022
- 1980s
- 8 bit
- BMC 64
- BMC64
- C64
- C64 Operating System
- C64 OS
- C64OS
- classic computers
- Commodore 128
- Commodore 64 Operating System
- Commodore 64 OS
- Dogs
- emulation
- floppy disk
- Gaming
- GEOS
- Jiffy DOS
- JiffyDOS
- Retro
- retro computing
- retro gaming
- retrocomputer
- REU
- review
- reviews
- SD2IEC
- Software
- THEC64
- Vice
- vintage computers
- Windows
Exclusive review of the new operating system for the 40 year-old Commodore 64 computer – C64OS! Is it better than GEOS?
Read More
Windows Ventura – New drop schedule, Cronos device, Netflix ads
Every now and then I check out Windows Weekly to get a feel for happenings in the Windows world. Turns out a lot is going on. I have to admit that I hate being right about the fate of the Surface Duo. And, no, I am not moving to Windows 11 anytime soon.
Read More
Hackers Have a New Strategy – How to Defend Against It
The threat landscape is ever changing. Now that MS Office files disable macros by default on files from the internet, malware creators have already begun to adapt. But knowing their plan makes it easy to prevent.
Read More
FREE Tool to Automate Your Repetitive and Boring Tasks | AutoHotkey
-
Frank
- June 10, 2022
- add time stamp
- ahk
- autohotkey
- autohotkey time stamp
- autohotkey tutorial
- automate work
- custom shortcuts
- email template responses
- excel automation
- how to use
- Leila Gharani
- Microsoft 365
- productivity tip
- textexpander
- textexpansion
- Windows
- windows automation
- windows productivity
- write faster
- XelPlus
- XelplusVis
I’m sure you’re familiar with keyboard shortcuts. But how about creating shortcuts that work in any Windows application. AutoHotkey (AHK) is the answer to your customization needs. With AutoHotkey you can create your own shortcuts that apply to all your applications on your computer. If you’ve never used AutoHotkey, don’t worry. In this tutorial I […]
Read More
Is This The Worst Microsoft Office Virus I’ve Ever Seen?!
Its one thing For MS Office to have a vulnerability, its another for that vulnerability to lead to RCE, but a NO CLICK RCE vulnerability codenamed Follina in Microsoft Word that doesn’t even require macros?
Read More
Does Windows have Back Doors?
-
Frank
- June 2, 2022
- back door
- backdoor
- Exploit
- follina
- follina exploit
- follina zero day
- hacker
- microsoft office
- microsoft windows
- ms-dos
- Security
- Software
- software developer
- software development
- software development process
- software development projects
- software engineering
- trojan
- Trojan horse virus
- virus
- Windows
- windows 11
- windows back door
- zero-day
Retired Microsoft engineer Davepl discusses “back doors” in Windows, the implications, and how the software developer protects against such attacks from rogues, hackers, and nation-states. Understand how back doors are like the Follina zero-day exploit in Office, giving complete control of the system to the attacker.
Read More
Microsoft Security: Breaking the Rules – Stories from Employees
Retired MSFT developer Dave details the age old battle between corporate security policies and recalcitrant users at Microsoft and IBM.
Read More
A Brief History of Computer Viruses
For nearly 50 years, computers have been getting infected with worms and viruses, programs designed to spread from machine to machine. In this video, we take a look at how these digital diseases got their start, alongside more unique examples of self-replicating software.
Read More