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Better spreadsheets with sensible AI

29 June 2026 at 03:45
ISSUE 23.26 β€’ 2026-06-29 MICROSOFT 365 By Peter Deegan Give AI a chance to help you with any Excel or spreadsheet app. AI can greatly speed up your time spent working on a workbook β€” rom explaining functions and improving formulas to making a full sheet from your description. Any version of Excel, including perpetual […]

Don’t panic, don’t worry … unless you are a business

15 June 2026 at 03:42
PATCH WATCH By Susan Bradley We’re coming up to the Secure Boot certificate deadline. It’s June. Celebration season. Graduation. Weddings. And Secure Boot certificate expirations. Okay, maybe we’re not celebrating that last one. There are only a few weeks left before the Windows Secure Boot certificates expire. Let me remind you again that consumers should […]

MS-DEFCON 2: Fixes for Windows 11

4 June 2026 at 03:45
ISSUE 23.22.1 β€’ 2026-06-04 By Susan Bradley Microsoft is starting to roll out its much-promised, dribbled fixes. Included in the upcoming June updates β€” and already included in the preview updates released on May 26, 2026 β€” KB5089573 includes the Secure Boot fixes and the beginning of many changes about which you’ve complained. Nonetheless, it’s […]

Did you subscribe to Copilot Pro?

21 May 2026 at 04:00
Way back in 2025, Microsoft announced that it would no longer sell a standalone subscription to Copilot pro. It would respect your yearly subscription if you had one, but come effective November 1, 2026 if you want AI in your Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook and OneNote, you’ll need to switch to Microsoft 365 premium. Today I […]

MS-DEFCON 4: Is Secure Boot fixed?

28 April 2026 at 03:45
ISSUE 23.17.1 β€’ 2026-04-28 By Susan Bradley The April updates continue to dribble out more fixes for Secure Boot certificates for some systems. But once you receive the April updates, you still may be waiting for the new certs to be installed. That happened to me on some systems. Nonetheless, the patching world is relatively […]
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