Microsoft’s New Group Policy to Remove Windows 11 Copilot from Managed Devices

Microsoft’s New Group Policy to Remove Windows 11 Copilot from Managed Devices

Microsoft has quietly given IT teams a precise tool to remove the consumer-facing Copilot app from managed Windows 11 machines. Rolled into the April 2026 Patch Tuesday updates and bundled with Windows 11 version 25H2 (KB5083769 and later), the RemoveMicrosoftCopilotApp policy lets administrators trigger a one-time uninstall of the Copilot app on devices that meet a small set of conditions.

Microsoft Outlook.com Hits Service Degradation: What Happened and How to Prepare

Microsoft Outlook.com Hits Service Degradation: What Happened and How to Prepare

On April 27, 2026, Microsoft acknowledged a service degradation affecting Outlook.com after users across multiple regions reported problems accessing their inboxes. The company’s Microsoft 365 Status account on X confirmed intermittent issues, and Microsoft’s service health dashboard classified the incident as a “Service Degradation” rather than a full outage. For many organizations and individual users, the disruption meant delayed email

OpenAI Debuts Shared Workspace Agents to Automate Team Handoffs

OpenAI Debuts Shared Workspace Agents to Automate Team Handoffs

OpenAI has introduced a new class of ChatGPT tools called shared workspace agents — always-on assistants designed to carry work across systems and through multi-step processes without constant human prompting. Built on Codex, these agents aim to reduce the friction of manual handoffs inside teams by gathering information from connected systems, executing defined steps, and returning results in a way

Windows 11 Dev Build 26300.8170 Brings Clearer Secure Boot Visibility and Bigger FAT32 Drives

Windows 11 Dev Build 26300.8170 Brings Clearer Secure Boot Visibility and Bigger FAT32 Drives

Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 Insider Preview for the Dev Channel, build 26300.8170, focuses on practical visibility and storage usability rather than flashy new features. For security-minded users and administrators, the standout change is a revamped Secure Boot display in Windows Security that finally gives clear, at-a-glance information about firmware-level protections and certificate health. Complementing that, the build addresses long-standing storage

Microsoft Teams Desktop Update Breaks Launch for Some Users After Caching Regression

Microsoft Teams Desktop Update Breaks Launch for Some Users After Caching Regression

A subset of Microsoft Teams desktop users found themselves unable to launch the application after a recent service update introduced a caching regression. Affected clients became stuck on the loading screen, displaying an error that advised users to refresh, and could not complete the app’s startup sequence. Microsoft has acknowledged the incident and moved to roll back the update while

One-Click RCE in Azure Windows Admin Center: what happened and what you need to do

One-Click RCE in Azure Windows Admin Center: what happened and what you need to do

Windows Admin Center (WAC) is a convenient, browser-based management hub for administrators to manage servers, clients, and clusters from a centralized interface. A recent Cymulate Research Labs disclosure describes a critical chain of flaws that let an attacker achieve unauthenticated, one-click remote code execution (RCE) against both Azure-integrated and on-premises WAC deployments. The exploit requires little user interaction—a maliciously crafted