The Microsoft Edge browser recommendation hypocrisy
So the latest Windows Insider build apparently nags you to stay with Edge, because it’s good enough or something. And now everyone’s shitting their pants over how outrageous this move… Read more »
Tag: windows 10
Passing ICMPv6 on Windows Defender Firewall
ICMPv6 is pretty crucial for IPv6 to work correctly. Unfortunately, to this day, Windows 10 still blocks those packets by default. Here’s how to let them through. Open Start /… Read more »
Red Alert 2 on Windows 10
Install Red Alert 2 with defaults (C:\Westwood\RA2). Install the Red Alert 2 1.006 patch. Run Ra2.exe as administrator once. This registers some type libraries as needed. Apply the required compatibility… Read more »
Windows 10 build 14316 is out
I don’t normally blog about Insider builds (maybe I should), but I must say this build is pretty sweet. Currently I’m in search of a good browser. I’ve been using… Read more »
Meet the new Windows 10 Environmental Variable Editor
I only realized this now… I guess this came down with the November Update. It only took them like 20 years to figure out: Yay!
Windows 10568 back again
After removing the Windows 10 November Update, apparently the ISOs and the Media Creation Tool are back. Here’s the explanation: Recently we learned of an issue that could have impacted… Read more »
Windows 10 Automatic Driver Updates
So Windows 10 has this great misfeature of updating drivers on its own no matter what you do. No, we’re not talking about the Home edition where you can’t disable… Read more »
Windows 10 Mail app now supports 2FA
Even though the Office 365 team promised 2FA to arrive in Outlook by the end of 2014, it’s still MIA. That’s why it’s so ironic that the consumer-grade Mail app… Read more »