Find out more about all this and more as we unpack the week from October 31 - November 5. Quite a few services and apps in Windows broke, with fixes issued for most in a relatively short amount of time.
It wasn't all good news throughout the week though. The company had new stuff to announce across its broad range of services and there's plenty of stuff that developers and enterprises can be excited about. We are done with another week and it's been an eventful one due to Microsoft's fall 2021 Ignite event.
Microsoft Weekly: Love from Sega, broken Windows services, and Ignite news galore Sharing a user accounts creates the security issue, not apps reopening. Its not a biggie for me but I too would like it off rather than on. RE: Windows reopening apps, it should be an option you can disable, no idea why they didn't let the user decide if they want to turn it off. That applies to spouses or anyone regardless of *trust* you may have, if they do not have implicit permission to access the information you must take reasonable steps to prevent it, but then again how many actually set up bitlocker to drive encrypt to protect the data as well. You realise they would be in breach of the DPA (in the UK) and probably other rules if they didnt password their account AND not give the password out to access anything considered confidential. I could think of a few instances where that violates company policies in so many ways, and potentially federal laws because someone didn't close a program out and it auto-launched exposing confidential documents to anyone watching. Imagine little timmy hopping onto the computer after his father or mother are finished working and they just shut down a machine, and little timmy goes on an hour later and has access to said work which could be confidential. You realize this could potentially end up being a security issue long-term right? The typical family computer doesn't have multiple accounts, just one.
Sorry that I figure maybe one thing might stay the same and that M$ wouldn't feel the need to touch and change absolutely everything. You might think it's stupid, but, it takes about 20 minutes tops to load another OS.Īs far as the comment, "close ur auphs!", sorry, but over the last 15 years I have grown rather used to shutting down or logging off, leaving programs open and letting the computer close out of everything on it's own.
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