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technology2 months ago

Windows 11 26H1 Update Rolls Out for Select Devices with New Features

Microsoft is testing Windows 11 26H1 exclusively for new ARM-based chips like Nvidia N1X and Snapdragon X2, with existing Intel/AMD PCs not receiving this update. The release is optimized for upcoming hardware, supporting a new platform codenamed Bromine, and will eventually be followed by Windows 11 26H2 for all PCs. The update aims to support new ARM chips expected in early 2026, with existing devices receiving the features later in the year.

via Windows Latest|
#arm-chips#nvidia-n1x#snapdragon-x2
technology2 months ago

Microsoft warns of Windows updates causing BitLocker recovery issues

A recent Windows update has caused a bug that triggers BitLocker recovery mode on affected devices, risking data loss if users lack the recovery key. The issue primarily impacts Windows 10 and 11 versions on Intel devices with Connected Standby support, but Microsoft is rolling out a fix, with some organizations needing to deploy it manually.

via PCWorld|
#bitlocker-recovery-bug#data-loss#microsoft
technology2 months ago

Microsoft's October Windows Updates Cause BitLocker Recovery Issues

Microsoft warned that the October 2025 Windows security updates may cause some systems, especially Intel devices with Modern Standby support, to boot into BitLocker recovery mode, requiring users to enter their recovery key. The issue affects Windows 11 24H2 and 25H2, and Windows 10 22H2, but can be mitigated with a group policy or by contacting Microsoft Support. This bug is similar to previous issues caused by earlier updates.

via BleepingComputer|
#bitlocker-recovery#microsoft#october-2025-updates
technology4 months ago

Microsoft's September Windows Update Disrupts SMBv1 Shares

Microsoft's September 2025 Windows security updates are causing connection problems with SMBv1 shares across various Windows platforms. The issue affects both client and server versions and occurs when either the SMB client or server has the update installed. Microsoft is working on a fix and recommends a temporary workaround by allowing traffic on TCP port 445 to restore SMB connections. SMBv1, an outdated and insecure protocol, has been deprecated and phased out due to its vulnerabilities and history of exploitation.

via BleepingComputer|
#microsoft#network-connection#security-issues
technology4 months ago

Microsoft's Latest Windows 11 Update Causes Major Performance and Storage Issues

Microsoft's August 2025 Windows security updates have caused severe streaming problems with NDI software on some Windows 10 and 11 systems, leading to lag, stuttering, and audio/video issues. A temporary workaround involves changing the NDI Receive Mode to TCP or UDP. Microsoft is investigating the bug, which affects RUDP connections, and has issued additional updates to fix related problems and gather more user feedback.

via BleepingComputer|
#microsoft#ndi-software#security-patches
technology1 year ago

Microsoft Edge Accused of Unauthorized Data Collection from Google Chrome

Microsoft Edge is now automatically importing active tabs from Google Chrome after Windows updates, even if the user has not used Edge on that machine and without asking for permission to sync data from Chrome. This behavior is linked to an existing setting that imports data from Chrome to Edge on each browser launch, which can be disabled through Edge's settings. Despite this, some users have reported that Edge still imports Chrome data every time it starts, and Microsoft has not commented on this behavior.

via 9to5Google|
#data-privacy#google-chrome#microsoft-edge
cybersecurity2 years ago

Beware of Deceptive Windows Updates: New Malicious Ransomware Alert

A new ransomware called Big Head is disguising itself as fake Windows updates and Word installers as part of a malvertising campaign. The ransomware infects devices and encrypts files by displaying a fake Windows update alert. It can delete backups, disable Task Manager, and steal web browser history and other information. To protect against ransomware attacks, users should avoid opening sketchy-looking emails, have good antivirus software, regularly back up files on an external hard drive or cloud service, and keep software up to date.

via Fox News|
#big-head-ransomware#cybersecurity#cybersecurity-tips