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Have a question about Windows 11, device management, security, updates, or modern endpoint operations? This hour is dedicated entirely to your questions. Bring what's top of mind—from Windows 11 adoption and application compatibility to update management, cloud-native administration, Zero Trust, Intune, Windows 365, and hybrid environments.
Drop your questions in the comments and hear directly from Microsoft experts. Whether you're planning your next rollout, troubleshooting a management challenge, evaluating new capabilities, or looking for best practices, this is your opportunity to get answers and learn from the questions other IT admins are asking right now.
This is part of our continuing series of live Q&A for IT professionals here on Tech Community. Follow the Windows Office Hours to add future dates to your calendar.
How does it work?
We will have a broad group of product experts, servicing experts, and engineers representing Windows, Microsoft Intune, Configuration Manager, Windows 365, Windows Autopilot, security, and more. They will be standing by here -- in chat -- to provide guidance, discuss strategies and tactics, and, of course, answer any specific questions you may have.
Post your questions in the Comments early and throughout the one-hour event.
Note: This is a chat-based event. There is no video or live meeting component. Questions and answers will appear in the Comments section below.
2 Comments
- unku0863Occasional Reader
Hi!
I know im young to be posting stuff like this but im curious,
so sometimes i use linux for fun and whatnot, but ive always had issues with compatability with .exe's and the overall use of windows apps and other games and such, and ive always thought of seeing an .exe work onlinux, but with the customizability of linux and ease of windows, i'm not sure if any employees or such will see this, but this is just my curiosity.
Thank you!- shin0933Brass Contributor
Assuming your're 13 years or older (if in the U.S.), which is the minimum requirement to post here, Linux cannot recognize .exe files by default. You would need a program like WINE installed on your Linux distro to be able to run .exe programs.