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Windows Server 2022 - devices not booting when Secure Boot enabled (KB5022842)
The most recent patch Tuesday update for Server 2022 - KB5022842 - causes some devices with Secure Boot enabled to fail to boot - it reboots after the update, then fails at the next reboot. The Micro...
Well, if the issue comes from a driver/firmware bug, Microsoft can't do much to begin with - it's up to the OEM to fix it.
And if you install Windows Server 2022 on unsupported hardware, it's likely the OEM won't help you about it - that's why you should avoid unsupported configurations at all costs : if something goes wrong, you're on your own.
Not sure why you're blaming Microsoft about this - it's not like Microsoft forced you to install Windows Server 2022 on those servers...
And if you install Windows Server 2022 on unsupported hardware, it's likely the OEM won't help you about it - that's why you should avoid unsupported configurations at all costs : if something goes wrong, you're on your own.
Not sure why you're blaming Microsoft about this - it's not like Microsoft forced you to install Windows Server 2022 on those servers...