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On the admin side it's gotten worse. Working in IT and having to support Windows 11 through Active Directory is a nightmare now. MS has removed almost all admin
by beardedmoose 2y ago
On the admin side it's gotten worse. Working in IT and having to support Windows 11 through Active Directory is a nightmare now. MS has removed almost all admin control in favor of user choice forcing us into workarounds and hacks to get most things working. It also seems evident they would like Active Directory to go away in favor of their cloud options which are horrible slow and clunky.
- mmooss 2y ago> having to support Windows 11 through Active Directory is a nightmare now. MS has removed almost all admin control in favor of user choice What does that mean - group policy has many fewer policies? Why would Microsoft do that - it is only used in organizations with IT departments, and they definitely want to automate and lock down configuration.
- beardedmoose 2y agoFrom what I have seen they are just not creating any new policies really for group policy and they are mostly developing intune.