Articles from July 9, 2026
Browse all Windows news articles published on July 9, 2026
IT Pros, Mark Your Calendars: Microsoft Hosts Live Intune and Windows 11 Q&A on July 16
Microsoft’s next Windows Office Hours lands on July 16, 2026, and it’s laser-focused on the people who keep fleets of PCs running: IT administrators. The hour-long, chat-only Q&A will connect...
New Microsoft-MIT Index: Your First AI Agent Should Draft Reports, Not Make Decisions
Microsoft and MIT Technology Review have released a practical new framework, the Agent Confidence Index, to help businesses determine when autonomous AI agents are trustworthy enough to hand over...
Deleting Microsoft Teams Free Can Erase Your Entire Microsoft Account
Microsoft has clarified an important detail about its free Teams offering: deleting a Teams Free account doesn’t just remove the communication app — it initiates the full closure of your...
Windows Updates Demystified: Security, Preview, and Emergency Patches Explained
Microsoft's monthly update rhythm can feel like a black box, but it's actually a structured three-lane highway. Knowing the difference between a Patch Tuesday security update, an optional preview,...
Microsoft Runs on 100% Clean Energy, Yet Emissions Jump 25%—What It Means for Windows Users
On July 9, 2026, Microsoft published its Environmental Sustainability Report covering fiscal year 2025, and for the first time, the company matched 100% of its global electricity consumption with...
Microsoft’s New AI Tool MDASH Automatically Finds and Fixes Windows Vulnerabilities
Microsoft took a significant step toward autonomous software security on July 9, 2026, announcing that Windows will now use an AI-powered system called MDASH to detect and remediate code...
AVer CORE500 Brings AI Video Tracking to Microsoft Teams Rooms at InfoComm Asia
AVer Information is heading to InfoComm Asia 2026 with a new weapon in the battle for the hybrid meeting room: the CORE500 Teams Rooms Kit. Set for a July 15 debut at Bangkok’s Queen Sirikit...
Kyndryl and Microsoft Streamline Sovereign Cloud Deployments for Regulated Enterprises
Kyndryl has launched a new set of services designed to accelerate and simplify the adoption of Microsoft’s sovereign cloud capabilities for enterprise customers. Announced jointly by the two...
Canonical Brings Fully Managed Kubeflow to Azure, Deploys Inside Your Tenancy
On July 9, 2026, Canonical made its fully managed Kubeflow service available through the Azure Marketplace. Unlike a typical SaaS offering, this deployment model runs the entire platform inside the...
PDQ Connect Adds Windows Update Dashboard, Mac Support, and Direct Reboots
PDQ has shipped a major update to its cloud-based endpoint management platform, PDQ Connect, delivering three features that admins have been requesting since the product’s launch: a Windows Update...
Logitech G920 Racing Wheel Not Working on Windows? The Four-Layer Diagnostic That Gets You Back on Track
Racing sim enthusiasts who fire up their Logitech G920 wheel this week may be greeted by an unwelcome surprise: dead silence, no force feedback, or Windows refusing to acknowledge the device at all....
Critical SNMP Vulnerability in Schneider Electric Easergy Relays Opens Door to Grid Disruption
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) published an advisory on July 9, 2026, alerting industrial operators to a critical remote-code-execution flaw in Schneider Electric's...