Category: Windows Server

November Updates may cause Windows Server hang and restart

After installing the November Updates for Windows Server, a memory leak may occur in the LSASS service, which can eventually cause domain controllers to hang and reboot. The LSASS service (short for Local Security Authority Subsystem Service) is responsible for enforcing security policies, handling token creation, password changes, and user authorization in the system.
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Windows Server 2022 is generally available

While Microsoft started deploying Windows Server 2022 on August 18, 2021, the Redmond software giant did not make an official announcement until today. The company wanted to make sure that the new version of the server OS is available on all distribution channels. Continue reading "Windows Server 2022 is generally available"

Windows Server releases will now receive 10 years of support; Semi-Annual Channel deprecated

Microsoft deprecates the Semi-Annual Channel of Windows Server releases. The change goes live with Windows Server 2022, which will exist in the Long Term Servicing Channel (LTSC) only, and will be supported for 10 years. Continue reading "Windows Server releases will now receive 10 years of support; Semi-Annual Channel deprecated"

Windows Server Build 20270 is out along with SDK, WDK and ADK

Microsoft has released a new Server vNext build to Insiders. Build 10.0.20270.1000 from the fe_release_server branch is now available for download. It was compiled on November 24th, 2020. Continue reading "Windows Server Build 20270 is out along with SDK, WDK and ADK"

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