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Windows first sign-in restore experience now available
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Windows first sign-in restore experience is now generally available as part of Windows Backup for Organizations. Users signing in for the first time on an eligible device will see a restore experience at first sign-in, even if it was missed the first time the device was turned on (Windows out of box experience). This allows users to restore Windows settings, restore their Microsoft Store app list, or choose to configure the device as new.This update extends restore capabilities beyond Microsoft Entra-joined devices to support hybrid-managed environments, improving readiness for new or reimaged Windows 11 devices. For more information, see Windows first sign-in restore experience now availableWhen this will happen:General availability begins with devices that have installed Windows updates released February 24, 2026, and later.How this affects your organization:This feature is available t
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The February 2026 Windows non-security preview update is now available
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The February 2026 non-security preview update is now available for Windows 11, versions 26H1, 25H2, and 24H2. Information about the contents of this update is available from the release notes, which are accessible from the Windows 11 update history page. To learn more about the different types of monthly quality updates, see Windows monthly updates explained.Looking to explore upcoming features and improvements in Windows 11? Check out the Windows roadmap. It includes what’s coming to the Windows Insider Program, what’s gradually rolling out, and what’s generally available.Highlights for the Windows 11, version 25H2 update: The Emoji 16.0 release introduces a small, thoughtfully curated set of new emojis, one from each major category. Each emoji carries timeless symbolism and practical versatility. These new emojis now appear in the emoji panel.A built‑in network speed test is now availa
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Windows Server Secure Boot playbook for certificates expiring in 2026
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Learn about tools and options available to organizations to update Secure Boot certificates on Windows Server. Certificates begin expiring in June 2026. You must update them before that date to help keep your security posture. Many recent platforms already include the supported 2023 certificates in firmware. However, for the ones that need to be updated, you need to manage this process manually. When will this happen: The tools are already available to help you to proactively inventory, monitor, and apply updated certificates to your Windows Server devices.June 2026: The 2011 Secure Boot certificate authorities (CAs) begin expiring. How this will affect your organization: Systems on the 2011 CAs after June 2026 are at risk of running on degraded security posture. To update these systems, please be proactive and follow our recommended approach. What you need to do to prepare: Read complet
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Plan for Windows Server 2016 and Windows 10 2016 LTSB end of support
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Three Windows products first released in 2016 are close to reaching end of support. If your organization has devices running Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB 2016, Windows 10 IoT Enterprise 2016 LTSB, and Windows Server 2016, plan to migrate devices to a newer, supported version. If you cannot move to a newer, supported version in time, the Extended Security Updates (ESU) program offers a temporary solution to help keep devices protected in the meantime.When will this happen:Here are the upcoming end-of-support dates to note:Windows 10 Enterprise LTSB 2016: October 13, 2026Windows 10 IoT Enterprise 2016 LTSB: October 13, 2026Windows Server 2016: January 12, 2027 On these dates, devices running these versions will receive a final monthly security update. After that, devices will no longer receive Windows security updates, non-security updates, bug fixes, technical support, or online technical c
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(Updated) Enhanced Personalization via Communication Memory in Copilot
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Updated February 20, 2026: We have updated the timeline. Thank you for your patience.Disclaimer: The original message center post was published on August 1, 2025. We previously stated that this is a new feature when it is an expanded capability of the existing feature memory in Copilot. This expanded capability requires new processing of users' data, which is outlined below. We have edited the content below for accuracy and clarity. Thank you to the customers who provided feedback over the past few weeks. We have adjusted our roadmap to address your needs and concerns. Starting September 1, 2025, Microsoft 365 Copilot will start remembering key highlights from your person-to-person communications in chats, emails, and meetings. Initially these memories will be used to improve the quality of Copilot responses to people-related questions. These memories are private to the user. This featur
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Personalize your Message center feed
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The Microsoft 365 admin center Message center includes personalization features that help you focus on Windows-related updates and reduce information overload. By configuring service preferences, filters, and columns, you can prioritize Windows feature updates, security updates, hardening changes, and lifecycle announcements that are most relevant to your environments. Additional tools such as Planner syncing, search, and email notifications can help track actionable messages and support effective change management across Windows devices and environments.When will this happen:This capability is already available in the Microsoft 365 admin center.How will this affect your organization:By tailoring the Message center to focus on Windows content, you can more easily identify feature updates, security and out‑of‑band updates, hardening changes, and lifecycle announcements that require awaren