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Microsoft reminds admins to prepare for WSUS driver sync deprecation
Microsoft once again reminded IT administrators that driver synchronization in Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) will be deprecated on April 18, just 60 days from now. After its deprecation, the company encourages enterprises to adopt cloud-based solutions for client and server updates, like Windows Autopatch, Azure Update Manager, and Microsoft Intune. “For on-premises contexts, drivers will be available on the…
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How IT decision makers can prepare for the AI Age
Whether it’s the hardware in your office or what’s powering your virtual machines, the right processors are the key to success Source link
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Windows 10 end of life: How to prepare for the October deadline
Microsoft has declared end of life for Windows 10 from October 14, 2025. After this date, the operating system will no longer receive security updates, marking time for businesses to migrate to Windows 11. But despite the risks, many organizations haven’t made the switch yet. As of December 2024, over 62% of devices worldwide were still running Windows 10, according…
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Prepare for Windows 10 end of support: Upgrade to Windows 11, Linux, or ChromeOS Flex
As Windows 10 approaches its end of support after a decade, on October 14, 2025, it’s crucial to prepare your PC to ensure continued security and optimal performance. In this guide, I’ll explain what happens after the operating system retires, the upgrade paths to Windows 11, and the available options if the computer doesn’t meet the minimum requirements for a…
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Prepare for 2025 with This CompTIA Training Bundle for $50
TL;DR: Prepare for CompTIA exams with 17 expert-led courses in the Complete 2025 CompTIA Certification Training Super Bundle by IDUNOVA for $49.99 (reg. $493). The Complete 2025 CompTIA Certification Training Super Bundle by IDUNOVA is your gateway to earning CompTIA certifications, recognized globally as the gold standard for IT expertise. For just $49.99 (reg. $493), this bundle offers 17 expert-led…
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How to Prepare Your Yard for the First Frost
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Tomorrow is the first predicted frost of the season here in the Pacific Northwest, and while I’m never ready to say goodbye to summer, I am looking forward to a long gardening break. I’ve been preparing for this event over the last week; here is everything I recommend you do…
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Why experts are warning businesses to prepare for quantum now – or face critical cyber risks when it arrives
Quantum computing is a technology that has repeatedly been hyped as around the corner, despite many being unable to pinpoint exactly when it will materialize. While its unknown arrival date has allowed CISOs to kick the can down the road, experts have declared that there is limited time to get a quantum resilience strategy in place. Speaking to ITPro, Colin…
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How to Prepare for Your First 5K Race
Running is hard. Sticking to a training plan is hard. But knowing that you have a race coming up is a great motivator to get you out on the road when you’d rather be watching TV. If you’ve never run a race before, putting one on your calendar might seem scary: Will I feel out of place? What should I…
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With one year to go until Windows 10 end of life, here’s what businesses should do to prepare
Windows 10 end of life (EOL) is a year out, meaning the clock is ticking for businesses still to undergo a Windows 11 migration plan. The aging operating system (OS) is still widely used, however, and a burden for IT departments looking to keep pace with advancing technology and changing device requirements. With the deadline looming and most users cutting…
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OpenAI opposes California AI bill as lawmakers prepare to vote – Computerworld
“Instead of criticizing what the bill actually does, OpenAI argues this issue should be left to Congress,” Wiener said in a statement. “As I’ve stated repeatedly, I agree that ideally, Congress would handle this. However, Congress has not done so, and we are skeptical Congress will do so.” “Under OpenAI’s argument about Congress, California never would have passed its data…
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