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Windows Server on ARM64 (Insider Previews)
When will there be a preview build of Windows Server on ARM? There is demand for it from developers, and devops personal as well. It is known that it already partial exists due to the article on Azure Host OS. Azure Host OS – Cloud Host - Microsoft Community Hub Please release this so we can test it against our code.
RDS Connection Broker High Availability
We're starting to plan for a fully available Windows Server 2025 RDS farm. We already have a SQL Server cluster on Linux Ubuntu in the environment. I couldn't find any Microsoft documentation stating whether a SQL Server cluster on Linux can be used. Does anyone have any official references on this topic? Current SQL Server cluster environment: 2 SQL Server Standard 2022 Linux Ubuntu 22.04, Linux cluster (Pacemaker + Corosync) Thank you.Microsoft Store Error – “Sorry about that! Something went wrong, but we are making it right.”
Hello Insider Community, I’m currently experiencing a persistent issue with the Microsoft Store on my Windows device. Every time I try to open the Store or update apps, I receive the following error message: > “Sorry about that! Something went wrong, but we are making it right.” This has been happening consistently, and clicking “Refresh” does not resolve the issue. I’ve already tried the following troubleshooting steps: - Resetting the Store cache using `wsreset.exe` - Repairing and resetting the Store via Settings - Re-registering the Store using PowerShell - Verifying time, region, and account settings - Running SFC and DISM scans - Restarting the Microsoft Store Install Service Despite these efforts, the error persists. I am signed in with a Microsoft account, and my internet connection is stable. I’m not using a VPN or proxy. I’m currently on [WINDOWS 11 HOME SL, INSIDER BUILD DEV CHANNEL] Any guidance, known workarounds, or confirmation of this being a known Insider build issueAllow for the expansion of physical disks in a storage pool
Allow for the expansion of physical disks in a storage pool just like lvm on Linux. This would be useful in virtual environments and in Azure to be able to expand the physical representation of the virtual disk file. Be it a vmdk or vhdx. This currently allowable on other modern logical volume managers out there. This should be trivial to modify since the meta data is already there. It could be added to the powershell commandlets to rescan-physicaldisk, which would rebuild the metadata on the pool. I have a feedback hub suggestion open on it, which if you could please upvote: https://aka.ms/AAy4ihw
