Month: January 2019

Users of the newly redesigned Microsoft News app for iOS and Android have given the release high marks in their feedback, plus some interesting feature suggestions. One of the top requests has been for the ability to choose a more compact layout of the news feed. In response, the Microsoft News team announced Thursday the […]

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Have you heard about Microsoft Ignite | The Tour?  This free two-day technical training event for tech professionals delivers the best of Microsoft Ignite sessions on its 17 stops. Microsoft Ignite | The Tour kicked off strong with events in Berl… Continue reading Microsoft Ignite | The Tour – Going Strong in 2019→

Starting at 2:00 p.m. PST today, members of the Xbox One Preview Delta Ring will begin receiving a new 1902 Xbox One system update (rs5_release_xbox_dev_1902.190113-1920). Read on for more about the fixes and known issues in the latest 1902 system update. Fixes:   System Dashboard optimization on Home. Attract mode performance fixes. Localization fixes.   Known Issues:   Profile Color Sometimes users may encounter the incorrect Profile color when powering on the console. My Games and Apps We are tracking an issue in which certain apps are displaying the error code 0xD0000189 when launching.  Workaround reboot the console and launch… Continue reading New Preview Delta Ring 1902 Build – 1/17/2019→

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About BITS and downloading and uploading files Programs nowadays often need to download files and data from the internet – maybe they need new content, new configurations, or the latest updates. The Windows Background Intelligent Transfer Service (BITS) is an easy way for programs to ask Windows to download files from or upload files to […]

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The launch of Ubisoft’s Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 is nearly upon us, and everything we’ve seen to date says its going to be bigger and better than its predecessor in every way. Set seven months after the first game’s Black Friday event, the seasonal change looks to be the biggest difference, as the snowy winter setting has been replaced by a hot, humid, and stormy summer. The locale has changed too, as agents from The Division receive a distress call from Washington DC and move on from New York City. According to the game’s developers at Massive Entertainment and… Continue reading The 5 Biggest Changes to the Dark Zone in Tom Clancy’s The Division 2→

As you might know, Azure Stack is bringing Azure services to your datacenter, or a location closer to you. It is delivered as an integrated system, meaning that it comes predesigned and preinstalled, so customers have a faster go to production and can … Continue reading Understanding The Azure Stack Operator Toolset→

As a XAML developer, you may sometimes wish you had the ability to quickly prototype your UI and debug your markup without having to load a project in Visual Studio. This can be a huge workflow boost for designers or even for developers just wanting to… Continue reading Introducing XAML Studio | On .NET→