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Posto svi derete po 11-ci ajd da jedan pingvin unese palo pozitive u temu...

If you're an IT admin, you're probably aware of the registry.pol file, which is essentially a cache file for Group Policy Objects (GPO) in Windows. It ensures the translation of group policy settings into registry keys, so that they can ripple through your environment and are enforced. IT admins also leverage this file during audits and troubleshooting to analyze what went wrong when a policy is not applied correctly. In a nutshell, it's a critical file that is particularly important in enterprise environments, especially where Administrative Templates are also configured. Now, Microsoft is making it even better.

> IT admins will love this Group Policy enhancement now available in Windows 11

In addition to two new builds in the Dev and Beta Channels, Microsoft released a new Windows 11 Canary build. Build 28020.1619 is rolling out with a pretty big changelog, which includes cross-device resume so that you can continue from your Android phone on a PC, Narrator improvements, new languages for the Settings agent, updated second-chance OOBE experience, and more.

> Windows 11 bulid 28020.1619 brings cross-device resume, accessibility improvements, and more

A duo of new Windows 11 builds is now rolling out to Windows Insiders in the Dev and Beta Channels. Build 26300.7877 is out for Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel, while build 26220.7872 is available in the Beta Channel. Both updates have similar hangelogs, which include improvements to the context menu, reworked PC spec cards in the Settings app, and more.

> Windows 11 gets improved context menus, better spec cards, and more in new builds