Category: Blog
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Microsoft Unveils KB5047134 to Enhance Windows 11 24H2 and Server 2025 Setup Files
Microsoft recently rolled out an Out-Of-Box Experience (OOBE) update for Windows 11 version 24H2 labeled as KB5048779. This update aims to enhance the initial setup experience for users. Along with this update, Microsoft introduced a Dynamic update for setup files under KB5047134. Typically, these monthly updates include various systemic improvements, but this occasion refrains from…
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Unlocking Efficiency: A Comprehensive Guide to the Advantages of Using the Windows Terminal App
Administrators managing diverse computing environments often relied on multiple utilities, typically featuring command-line interfaces (CLI). However, Microsoft has introduced the Windows Terminal app to streamline this process. With a modern tabbed interface, Windows Terminal combines various functionalities into a single, user-friendly application. It enhances the traditional Windows command prompt by integrating access to cloud services…
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Windows Server Blunder: Routine Update Unintentionally Upgrades Systems to 2025
A recent issue has arisen with Windows Server 2022 due to a routine security update. The update, identified as KB5044284, inadvertently triggered an unwelcome upgrade to Windows Server 2025 for numerous users. This wasn’t a minor patch aimed at fixing bugs; rather, it introduced an entirely new operating system to several machines, creating significant upheaval…
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Download the PDF: Exploring Security Features in Windows Server 2025
Microsoft has recently made available the Windows Server 2025 Security features PDF, detailing its multifaceted security approach designed to protect organizations from both existing and emerging cyber threats, including ransomware and targeted breaches. Understanding Windows Server 2025 Security Windows Server 2025 aims to assist IT administrators in grasping various layers of protection embedded within the…
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Microsoft Introduces New Group Policy to Prevent Windows Update Issues Like KB5044284
Last week, Microsoft faced a significant issue when the Windows 11 update KB5044284 was mistakenly deployed to Windows Server 2019 and 2022 systems. This situation attracted criticism from Heimdal, a third-party application management provider, which attributed the mishap to Microsoft. Microsoft later admitted that it had unintentionally made the latest Server version available as an…
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Critical Alert: Windows Update Mishap Upgrades 2022 Servers to Windows Server 2025 Automatically
System administrators have recently reported a troubling incident involving Windows Server 2022 systems unexpectedly upgrading to Windows Server 2025 without consent. Reddit user Fatboy40 shared that their client’s servers had either been upgraded or were on the cusp of upgrading, with no feasible rollback option available. At face value, this upgrade might seem beneficial for…
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Download Now: Microsoft Releases Free Security Guide for Windows Server 2025
Earlier this month, Microsoft announced the general availability of Windows Server 2025. This new version comes equipped with a range of enhanced security features aimed at combating modern threats in on-premises, hybrid, and cloud environments. To complement this launch, Microsoft has released a free guide titled “Windows Vps Provider 2025 Security Advice,” which is tailored…
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Windows Server 2025: The Accidental Auto-Installation Triggered by a 3rd-Party Tool and API Error
Several users have reported that their Windows Server 2022 systems are being automatically upgraded to Windows Server 2025 without having the necessary licenses. This problem seems to be associated with an API error. Windows Server 2025 is now accessible for all, and while it’s an optional update like other significant releases, some users have observed…
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Exploring Windows Server 2025: System Requirements, New Features, and Rollout Updates
Windows Server 2025 has been in preview for quite some time and finally became available to everyone on November 1, 2024. This latest server-oriented operating system brings a host of new features while phasing out certain older functionalities and applications like WordPad. Having worked with Windows Server 2025 for a period, we’ve found that it’s…
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Microsoft Announces General Availability of Windows Server IoT 2025
Today, Microsoft announced the general availability of Windows Server IoT 2025. This new release includes several improvements, including advanced multilayer security, hybrid cloud agility, AI, performance enhancements, and more. Microsoft claims that Windows Server IoT 2025 will be able to handle the most demanding workloads, including AI and machine learning. It now has built-in support…