Ask the Windows experts at Tech Community Live
From Microsoft 365 Message Center Archive by Merill Fernando · Microsoft may not have sent this notice to your tenant.What the notice says
Microsoft’s text, safely structuredOn December 2, Tech Community Live presents three hours of live, Windows-focused Ask Microsoft Anything (AMA) sessions. This is a free online event. Members of the Windows engineering team will be answering questions, offering tips, and providing additional insights on the announcements made at Microsoft Ignite. Topics will include: managing Windows updates, managing AI and agents in Windows, Windows backup and restore options, and Windows accessibility in the enterprise.
When will this happen
The live streams will begin at 8:00 AM PST (3:00 PM UTC) and conclude at 11:00 AM PST (6:00 PM UTC). All sessions will be recorded and available on demand. The ability to post questions on the Tech Community will be open until Friday, December 5. Closed captions will be AI-generated during the live event. Human-generated closed captions and text-based transcripts will be available later in the week.
What you need to do to prepare
Save the date for the full event and add individual sessions to your calendar. Questions can be posted in advance. To post a question, sign in to the Tech Community, scroll to the bottom of the session page, and select Comment. We encourage you to post each question as a separate comment to ensure they are each seen and addressed.
Additional information
Visit https://aka.ms/TCL/Windows to add this event to your calendar, see the hour-by-hour agenda, and find details on how to participate.
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