Month: September 2020

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My name is Jeffrey Worline, and I am a Senior Support Escalation Engineer on the Windows Performance Team at Microsoft. This blog addresses how to troubleshoot unaccounted memory usage or leak to include identifying and data collection.
 
I… Continue reading MYSTERY MEMORY LEAK: WHERE DID MY MEMORY GO?!→

Ignite is just around the corner on September 22 and 23, and you are invited.  In this all digital event, there are amazing live and on demand sessions to learn more and connect.
 
First, if you are a IT Administrator, school leader, or anyon… Continue reading Ignite 2020 – Teams for Education and other recommended sessions→

Microsoft Ignite 2020 will soon get underway – this year is a digital journey for you to enjoy regardless of where you are. If you haven’t registered yet, go do it now! It’s free to attend.  
 
This post is to highlight all the information sp… Continue reading Brighter days start with a great Outlook→

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Today Ryan Tubbs speaks with Omkar Kulkarni, the Chief Innovation Officer for Children’s Hospital Los Angeles about their latest initiative KidsX.
 
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Hi, good afternoon. This is Ryan Tubbs, digital transforma… Continue reading Pediatric Hospitals collaborating to advance digital innovation→

MITRE Engenuity’s Center for Threat-Informed Defense has published a library of detailed plans for emulating the threat actor FIN6 (which Microsoft tracks as TAAL). Microsoft is proud to be part of this industry-wide collaborative project.
The post Ind… Continue reading Industry-wide partnership on threat-informed defense improves security for all→

Hello Windows Insiders, today we’re releasing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 20215 to Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel.

Other updates for Insiders

Windows 10 search now supports dark theme

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