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Longtime Microsoft hardware leader Panos Panay is leaving the company after 19 years

GeekWire

Panos Panay, the Microsoft chief product officer overseeing the Windows and Devices division, introduces Windows Copilot at Microsoft Build in May. The company announced his departure in an internal email Monday. He also led development of Windows 11. Panay planned to attend the event. Please join me in wishing him well.

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Windows 11: Should you bypass the hardware block?

Computerworld Vertical IT

If you’re like most PC users, your current computer can’t run Windows 11. Microsoft has placed a line in the hardware sand to ensure that only modern machines with certain specifications that harden security can run Windows 11. The company provides a workaround, as I’ll discuss in a moment. Well, sort of.

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Windows 11 Gets a Copilot: Microsoft’s Latest Offerings From the Fall Surface Event

IT Toolbox

Weeks after tweeting about being “pumped” for Microsoft’s fall event and days before it, CPO Panos Panay said he is leaving the company. The post Windows 11 Gets a Copilot: Microsoft’s Latest Offerings From the Fall Surface Event appeared first on Spiceworks.

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VMware exploited 34 vulnerable device drivers to gain full control of Windows 11

TechSpot

Bug hunters at the VMware Threat Analysis Unit (TAU) discovered 34 unique vulnerable Windows drivers, with 237 different file hashes belonging to legacy devices. Read Entire Article

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You Can Use Windows 11 on Unsupported Hardware, But You May Not Want to

Gizmodo

Windows 11 is going to be a major upgrade. But before you can get there, Microsoft wants you to have the necessary hardware. The company published a blog post officially detailing the system requirements for Windows 11.

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With Windows 10 going away, time to get serious about Windows 11

Computerworld Vertical IT

Well, it’s official: Microsoft has announced that Windows 10 22H2 will be the last released version of Windows 10. Though Windows 10 will officially be supported until October 2025, businesses will need to make a lot of budgetary decisions between now and then. To read this article in full, please click here

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Before you buy a Windows 11 'AI PC' in 2024, read this

Computerworld Vertical IT

“AI PCs” were everywhere at CES 2024 last week, and companies like Intel, AMD, NVIDIA, and Qualcomm are all touting how great their hardware is at running AI tasks. As Microsoft put it , this is “the year of AI-powered Windows PCs.”

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