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Windows news you can use: February 2026 recap

Windows news you can use: February 2026 recap

Catch up on important changes across Windows update management, Windows 365, security, and productivity with Windows news you can use for February 2026. Key announcements include general availability of the first sign‑in restore experience in Windows Backup for Organizations, new Start menu customization policies, expanded Windows 365 capabilities and regional availability, and guidance around Windows 11, version 26H1. On the security front, you’ll find a helpful list of new tools and resources to help you manage upcoming Secure Boot certificate expirations plus details on strengthened protections such as DPAPI key rotation and native Sysmon functionality in Windows.   When will this happen: Some improvements summarized in this monthly recap are already available, while others are rolling out gradually.   What you need to do to prepare: Read February’s recap, which includes links to resources to help you start benefiting from the latest improvements.   Additional information: To keep up with new capabilities and features as they are announced, follow the Windows IT Pro Blog, Microsoft Security Blog, and Windows 11 update history. Message ID: MC1244299

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