Category: Blog
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Windows 11 Update Roundup: New Setup and Recovery Updates KB5062233, KB5060843, KB5062197, and KB5061090 Released
This week, Microsoft rolled out non-security preview updates for Windows 11 under KB5060826 for versions 22H2 and 23H2, and KB5060829 for version 24H2. These updates come with a set of dynamic updates that enhance the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE) and Setup binaries. Dynamic updates aim to improve the Windows installation experience by including necessary fixes…
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Microsoft Unveils New Defender Update for Windows 11, 10, and Server Installation Images
Microsoft has issued a new update package for Microsoft Defender which applies to Windows 11, Windows 10, and Windows Server installation images. This move comes after a previous update aimed at addressing the vulnerabilities associated with older Defender components that are often bundled with installation media. Outdated Defender tools can pose a temporary security risk…
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Windows 11 Update: Customize Your On-Screen Indicators Position, Including Volume Flyout!
A new feature is set to be introduced in Windows 11’s 24H2 update, allowing users to change the position of on-screen indicators such as volume and brightness flyouts. Currently, these indicators are fixed at the bottom of the screen, a design choice made by Microsoft to maintain a minimalist interface. On Windows 10, such indicators…
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Windows 10 KB5063159 Update: Important Considerations for Surface Hub v1 Users
Windows 10 received an out-of-band update, KB5063159, on June 16, 2025, to address issues caused by the June 10 patch, KB5060533. The previous update led to serious boot issues for Surface Hub devices, triggering a Secure Boot Violation error. In light of user complaints, Microsoft quickly retracted KB5060533 and replaced it with KB5063159. Users of…
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Microsoft Acknowledges DHCP Issues in Windows Server Updates KB5060526 and KB5060531
Microsoft has acknowledged that an issue affecting the DHCP server service has emerged following the June 2025 update for various Windows Server versions. Specifically, the problem impacts Windows Server 2025, 2022, 2019, and 2016 updates (KB5060842, KB5060526, KB5060531, and KB5061010). Users have reported that after installation, the DHCP server experiences connectivity issues that can result…
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Microsoft Attributes Windows Server Update Problems to DHCP Issues
Microsoft has acknowledged that the June 2025 security updates have led to issues with the DHCP service on Windows Server systems. Specifically, this problem hinders the DHCP Server function, which is crucial for managing IP address assignments and configurations across Windows networks. The issue results in unicast IP address renewals not functioning correctly, with the…
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Resolving DHCP Server Issues from Microsoft’s June 2025 Patch Tuesday Update
Microsoft’s June 2025 Patch Tuesday has led to significant issues with the DHCP Server on Windows Server editions. Following the rollout of updates on June 10, IT administrators began reporting that systems running the latest cumulative updates for Server 2016, 2019, 2022, and 2025 experienced intermittent service failures of the DHCP service. This disruption hinders…
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Microsoft Addresses Connection Issues in Windows Server 2025 with Latest Update
Microsoft has addressed a significant issue affecting Windows Server 2025 that rendered certain domain controllers unreachable following a restart. This malfunction caused disruptions in applications and services reliant on these servers. In April, Microsoft acknowledged that the problem stemmed from affected servers reverting to the default firewall profile instead of the designated domain network profile…
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Patchday Alert: Cyber Attackers Exploit Vulnerabilities in Internet Explorer Components on Windows
To protect against recent attacks targeting various versions of Windows and Windows Server, administrators are urged to activate Windows Update and ensure they have the latest security patches installed. Notably, Microsoft has issued updates addressing multiple vulnerabilities in its software suite, including Office and Visual Studio. Current Exploitation A vulnerability identified as CVE-2025-33053 is currently…