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Lucas and Luna look at Windows from the enterprise IT perspective — not consumer reviews, not gaming benchmarks. Each episode picks a single thread inside the Microsoft PC ecosystem: the security architecture of a specific Windows 11 Enterprise build, the licensing math behind a volume agreement, the compatibility cost of a deprecated API, or the deployment reality of a new Group Policy feature. Lucas walks through the technical detail with a journalist's precision; Luna asks the deployment and cost questions that matter to IT decision-makers. They do not speculate on Redmond's strategy or rehash Surface launches. They name the exact version numbers, the documented KB articles, the actual registry keys. The listener is expected to be someone who manages Windows at scale — a systems administrator, an IT procurement lead, a compliance officer — and who needs to understand what a patch or policy change means for their fleet before the vendor briefing deck arrives. No drama, no predictions
Fexingo hosts The Windows Podcast with Fexingo: Microsoft, PC, and Enterprise Windows Conversations, a business show with 117 episodes published.
Enterprise IT teams are increasingly adopting Windows 365 Cloud PCs as their default deployment model, shifting away from traditional imaging and on-premises management. In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore how Micros
Episode 130 of The Windows Podcast explores Microsoft's quiet but deliberate shift away from traditional Group Policy in Windows 11 Enterprise. As of the July 2026 cumulative update, Microsoft deprecated another set of l
Microsoft has quietly updated Windows 11 Enterprise to require FIDO2 passkey enforcement for all Azure AD-joined devices, effective with the 2025 H2 feature update. In this episode, Lucas and Luna unpack what the mandate
In this episode of The Windows Podcast, Lucas and Luna dive into Microsoft's quiet mandate for Cloud Kerberos Trust in Windows 11 Enterprise, a feature that forces hybrid-joined devices to authenticate on-premises resour
Lucas and Luna dig into a little-known policy buried in Windows 11 Enterprise 24H2: the 'UnsupportedHardwareNotification' group policy that lets IT admins bypass the hardware compatibility check for legacy machines. They
Episode 126 of The Windows Podcast explores a quietly enforced security policy in Windows 11 Enterprise: WDAC, or Windows Defender Application Control. Lucas and Luna break down what WDAC actually does — it locks down wh
In this episode of The Windows Podcast, Lucas and Luna uncover a quietly enforced change in Windows 11 Enterprise: the new requirement for a Microsoft account (MSA) during setup, even on domain-joined machines. They trac
Microsoft Pluton is a security chip designed into the CPU itself, not soldered onto the motherboard like a TPM. In this episode, Lucas and Luna break down how Pluton works in Windows 11 Enterprise: why it stores encrypti
Episode 123 of The Windows Podcast dives into a security feature Microsoft is quietly requiring for enterprise Windows 11 deployments: Kerberos armoring, also known as Flexible Authentication via Secure Tunneling (FAST).
Episode 122 of The Windows Podcast uncovers a little-known but significant change in Windows 11: the quiet mandate for network segmentation in enterprise deployments. Starting with the 24H2 update, Microsoft requires dev
In this episode of The Windows Podcast, Lucas and Luna dive into Microsoft's quiet mandate for certificate-based authentication in Windows 11 Enterprise. Starting with Windows 11 24H2, the default authentication policy s
Microsoft has quietly made its Local Administrator Password Solution (LAPS) a mandatory configuration for Windows 11 Enterprise devices joined to Azure AD or on-premises Active Directory. In this episode, Lucas and Luna
Episode 119 of The Windows Podcast digs into Microsoft's latest quiet mandate: BitLocker device encryption is now the default for all Windows 11 Enterprise deployments. Lucas and Luna break down what this means for IT ad
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore Microsoft's quiet mandate for Windows 11 Enterprise: Credential Guard must be enabled on all new deployments. They break down what Credential Guard actually does under the hood, us
Microsoft is rolling out a quiet but significant policy shift in Windows 11 Enterprise: mandatory Zero Trust DNS enforcement via the Windows DNS client. In this episode, Lucas and Luna break down what the change actually
Microsoft has been quietly tightening Windows 11 Enterprise security requirements, and the latest mandate is Kernel DMA Protection for all new certified PCs. Lucas and Luna dive into what this means for IT admins: the ha
In Episode 112 of The Windows Podcast with Fexingo, Lucas and Luna dive into Microsoft's quiet tightening of TPM 2.0 requirements for Windows 11 enterprise deployments. Starting with a specific case — a mid-sized manufac
Microsoft is adding a new security requirement to Windows 11 Enterprise: Secure DMA (Direct Memory Access) protection must be enabled on all devices with Thunderbolt or USB4 ports. This prevents DMA attacks where a malic
In episode 110 of The Windows Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore Microsoft's latest quiet mandate: Windows 11 Enterprise now requires all print drivers to be signed by the Windows Hardware Compatibility Program. They break
In this episode of The Windows Podcast, Lucas and Luna dive into Microsoft's latest quiet mandate: Windows 11 now requires smart card authentication for all enterprise users. Starting with the updated Windows 11 24H2 rel
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