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Computerworld Microsoft Apr 18, 2018 Microsoft shows IT how to get bigger bang from Windows Analytics New documentation, still in draft form, details how companies can craft specialized reports and custom alerts from Windows Analytics' data and integrate the data with other info. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • What happened to the new spring update, Windows 10 version 1803? • 10 spiffy new ways to show data with Excel • Patch Tuesday brings some surprises, some early crashes, and a surreal solution • Does moving your pen drag the canvas? Welcome to yet another bug in Win10 1709 patches • Surprise! There's a new version of this month's buggy Win7 Monthly Rollup, KB 4093118 • What is Windows Hello? Microsoft's biometrics security system explained • Patches for Win10 1703 and 1607, and a brain-twisting update to the Win7 IP bug fix What happened to the new spring update, Windows 10 version 1803? Most of the Windows testing world anxiously anticipated that Microsoft would drop Win10 version 1803 yesterday, but we got bupkis — and a tiny patch that may hold the clue for the delay. Read More ▶ 10 spiffy new ways to show data with Excel Here's how to splash your data in 10 clever ways that make it easy for people to understand what you are talking about. Read More ▶ Patch Tuesday brings some surprises, some early crashes, and a surreal solution Windows 7 and Server 2008R2 continue to get beaten into the ground, and the Win10 1709 patch prompts complaints, as the Windows security patching business gets even more complex. Read More ▶ Does moving your pen drag the canvas? Welcome to yet another bug in Win10 1709 patches The company hasn't officially acknowledged the bug just yet, but a brave Microsoft engineer has presented a detailed explanation of it, complete with a manual Registry fix. It seems that beta testers liked the new behavior so much, Microsoft slipped it unannounced into Win10 1709. Read More ▶ Surprise! There's a new version of this month's buggy Win7 Monthly Rollup, KB 4093118 Microsoft says it fixed the problem in April's Win7 Monthly Rollup that required installing the security-only patch KB 4093108 in advance, and it re-released KB 4093118. Read More ▶ What is Windows Hello? Microsoft's biometrics security system explained Windows Hello gives Windows 10 users an alternative way to log into their devices and applications using a fingerprint, iris scan or facial recognition. Here's what the technology does, who uses it and the hardware required. Read More ▶ Patches for Win10 1703 and 1607, and a brain-twisting update to the Win7 IP bug fix Just one week after a round of cumulative updates for Windows 10 versions, we get two additional, big patches for Win10 1703 and 1607. There's also a confusing re-issue of KB 4099950, the largely misunderstood and poorly documented patch for the NIC/static IP bug in Win7. Read More ▶ Subscribe to Computerworld First Look Sign up for our popular daily newsletter. You'll get Computerworld's top stories, first thing in the morning. We deliver breaking news and in-depth features on topics like Windows 10 and enterprise mobility, as well as authoritative analyses of moves made by tech companies like Google, Microsoft, Apple, IBM and HP. Sign up now ▶ Get the Deep Technology Insights You Need Get ongoing access to our exclusive Insider content — in-depth articles available only to Insider members. You get access not only to Computerworld's Insider content but to selected Insider content from InfoWorld, CIO.com, Network World, CSO, and other IDG publications. Sign up at no cost today! ▶

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