Windows 365 Weekly: Reserve Autopilot GA, Display Settings
Windows 365 Reserve Autopilot Device Preparation hits GA for zero-touch provisioning, and new default display settings enter preview. What admins should do.
Windows 365 What's New
Windows 365 What’s New tracks Cloud PC service updates as Microsoft ships them: new features, previews, GA rollouts, and what each change means for deployment planning. It is written for IT admins and architects running Windows 365 in production. Published on an ongoing basis by Kevin Kaminski of Big Hat Group.
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- Windows 365 Developer Configuration Image Now Includes Microsoft 365 Apps
- Windows 365 Developer Configuration Image Gets Intelligent Terminal and Coreutils
- Windows 365 August 2026 Updates: Passwordless Auth on macOS, Auto-Reconnect, Web Screen Capture Protection, and Admin Insights Expansion
- Windows 365 Brings Autopilot Device Preparation to Citrix Cloud PCs — What IT Admins Need to Know
- Windows 365 Adds Bulk Deprovisioning and PowerShell Security Hardening — What IT Admins Need to Know
- Windows 365 Brings External Identities and Passwordless Auth to Android — What IT Admins Need to Know
- Windows 365 Expands BCDR with Alternate Regions — What IT Admins Need to Know
- Windows 365 Cloud PC Settings Reaches General Availability — What It Means for IT Admins
- Windows 365 Cloud Apps File Path Publishing and Redesigned Provisioning Policy UI — What's New July 2026
- Windows 365 Policy Reranking, Customer-Managed Encryption for Reserve, and Domainless Federation — What's New July 2026
- Windows 365 RDP Multipath with Redundant TCP Now Generally Available
- Windows 365 Security Hardening and Flexible Naming — What's New in July 2026