If you are waiting for Windows 11 Enterprise, which contains a number of Enterprise-class features, of course, then the good news is here for you, because some time ago Microsoft finally released the Windows 11 version, even though it is still a virtual machine file.

The file consists of several different files according to the user’s preferred VM application preferences, there are VMWare, Hyper-V, VirtualBox and Parallels, and not only Windows 11 Enterprise but there are also a number of things that are included in this VM including:

• Window 11 Enterprise (evaluation)
• Windows 10 SDK, version 2004 (10.0.19041.0)
• Visual Studio 2019 (latest as of 10/09/21) with the UWP, .NET desktop, and Azure workflows enabled and also includes the Windows Template Studio extension
• Visual Studio Code (latest as of 10/09/21)
• Windows Subsystem for Linux enabled with Ubuntu installed
• Developer mode enabled
• Windows Terminal installed

Still quoted from the Microsoft page, this VM package has an expiration date of January 9, 2022, not long, right?, of course, because this is the Evaluation version which as usual has a time limit of approximately 90 days.

Size and How to Download

As for the size itself, this VM package is around 17 – 20.5 GB in size, quite large indeed, because once again it includes a number of applications and even WSL with the Ubuntu distro.

As for how to download it, you can just go to the https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/downloads/virtual-machines/ page to download this Windows 11 Enterprise VM.

So if you’re curious, just try it, for the installation tutorial itself, I’ll make it in the next article. Thank you.

Via: Microsoft

To date, Windows Subsystem for Linux is one of the most important features for developers, because WSL provides a very useful compatibility layer that allows users to run Linux binaries natively on supported Windows devices, without having to download a virtual machine ( VMs) specifically.

Well, as we have previously reported, some time ago Microsoft presented WSL Preview in the Microsoft Store Windows 11, and of course with that users can more easily update WSL itself from the Microsoft Store page, and related to this, today Microsoft has launched a version preview 0.50.2 of WSL.

If you notice, in this version WSL brings a new penguin icon that is more colorful, besides that based on the changelog from WSL 0.50.2, this version also brings the Linux Kernel Version 5.10.74.3 update.

For the full changelog, you can just read it on the following GitHub page, but in general, of course, this update brings a number of good things for WSL users because after all there are many improvements presented.

Interested in giving it a try though, the update seems to be rolling out gradually, but if you want to get this update faster, you can download the associated MSIX package for the latest version of WSL on the following GitHub page.

Via : GitHub

Several users are still complaining about the printers they share on the network not working properly in Windows 10 or Windows 11, this problem has also been confirmed by Microsoft, whose article you can read on the following page.

Regarding this issue, some time ago, Microsoft released the KB5007253 update for Windows 10 Insider Release Preview users, bringing the OS Build to 19044.1379 (21H2) / Build 19044.1379 (21H1).

In this update, many improvements are presented, and one of them is the fix for the printer problem. If you’re curious, you can see the changelog on the following Microsoft page.

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“We fixed a known issue that causes error codes 0x000006e4, 0x0000007c, or 0x00000709 when connecting to a remote printer that is shared on a Windows print server.” Tulis Microsoft.

So for you Windows 10 Insider Release Preview users, who happened to have the same problem yesterday, you can just download the KB5007253 update which is now available on Windows Update, you can go to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update, then please You download the update KB5007253 which is available there.

Via: Microsoft