For the average consumer, “Microsoft Office” is now a subscription service that updates silently in the background every week. But for IT Administrators managing regulated environments—manufacturing floors, air-gapped defense networks, or hospital MRI machines—stability is not just a preference; it is a requirement. This is where Office LTSC (Long-Term Servicing Channel) shines. It creates a…
For the average consumer, “Microsoft Office” is now a subscription service that updates silently in the background every week. But for IT Administrators managing regulated environments—manufacturing floors, air-gapped defense networks, or hospital MRI machines—stability is not just a preference; it is a requirement. This is where Office LTSC (Long-Term Servicing Channel) shines. It creates a…
Want to feel like a hacker? Or just want to find that one obscure mouse setting without clicking through 5 different menus? You need God Mode. Despite the dramatic name, God Mode (officially known as the Windows Master Control Panel Shortcut) is a hidden developer feature that lists every single configurable setting in Windows in…
Setting up a “Single App” Kiosk in Windows 11 is easy via the Settings menu. But what if you need a library PC, a frontline worker station, or a lobby guest PC that needs access to three specific apps? The GUI won’t help you there. You need the Assigned Access XML configuration. This guide covers…
“Windows 11 is Spyware!” – You see this comment on Reddit, Twitter, and tech forums constantly. But separating paranoia from technical fact is difficult. Does Microsoft record your keystrokes? Are they watching your webcam? Or is “Telemetry” just a harmless tool for fixing bugs? To answer this, we need to understand what Windows 11 collects,…
So what is Windows 11? Windows 11 is a project codenamed ‘Andromeda’, a reimagining of Windows from the ground up. It is a completely separate operating system from Windows 10, with its own user interface and design concepts, and will not replace Windows 10 on your phone, desktop or Xbox. However, Windows 11 will run…
Windows 10 is an OS you can upgrade to at no extra cost. However, if you’re already using Windows 10, should you bother upgrading to Windows 11? The short answer is yes. The long answer is that it depends. But before we get into that mess of a Windows upgrade scenario, let’s take a look…
