Windows 11

Microsoft has released new security recommendations for Windows 11 26H2, aimed at IT administrators preparing for the update. The guidance, reported by Neowin, covers configuration and hardening steps for the next version of the operating system. The topic is gaining traction across Europe, trending on Google in the Netherlands, France and Germany as admins assess what the changes mean for their deployments.

Microsoft has apparently released Windows 11 26H2, according to a remark circulating among German-speaking Windows and gaming users. The note simply flags that the new version of the operating system seems to be out, though no details are given on rollout timing, new features or availability. There is no confirmation from Microsoft or wider tech press coverage attached to the claim so far.

Microsoft has released Windows 11 version 26H2, dated September 29, 2026. The update is being discussed on German and French tech sites, with users looking for details on new features, availability and rollout timing. IT blogs such as BornCity are covering the release for Windows administrators and home users deciding when to upgrade.

Residents are being invited to volunteer for a roadside wildlife tally running October 2 to 11, organised by The Plumas Sun's coverage area in California. Participants will help record animals found along roads, data that can inform understanding of local wildlife movement and roadkill patterns. The project relies on community members to survey designated routes during the ten-day window.

Police in one English county are investigating after 11 Nissan Jukes were stolen within a single 24-hour period. The BBC reports that car thieves are specifically targeting the model, and owners are being warned to take precautions such as using steering locks and keeping key fobs away from doors and windows. The cluster of thefts has raised concerns about organised vehicle crime.