ISSUE: Microsoft ADK b25217 or earlier, VAMT 3.1 has issues with Windows Server 2019 / 2022
Affected Products: Windows ADK VAMT 3.x - W11 version 22H2 Windows ADK VAMT 3.x - W11 version 21H2 Windows ADK VAMT 3.x - W10 version 21H2 Windows ADK VAMT 3.x - WS2022 version Windows ADK VAMT 3.x - current preview 1. VAMT 3.1 has the issue that the Windows Server 2022 is still named Windows Server 2021 in the configuration. Introduced with ADK Windows 11 ADK 21H2 / Windows Server 2022 ADK Problem: 2. GVLK for Windows Server 2019 Datacenter or Standard are no longer accepted. Introduced with ADK Windows 11 ADK 22H2 (eventually previous versions) Problem: WS 2019 Standard + Datacenter generic keys can no longer be added to VAMT database. Other product keys seem unaffected. error: GVLK Key source https://learn.microsoft.com/windows-server/get-started/kms-client-activation-keys Thank you for flagging this to the team, it has been discussed in other topics, but I hope the next release of ADK will provide a fix (DB connection issue, is already fixed). TYVM in advance.
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For all Windows Insider Build issues Home, Pro, Pro for Workstations, Etc. the Windows Insider Forum is https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/tags/953/windows-insider Respectfully meaning to be helpful Thank You p.s. Can Microsoft please lock this conversation topic as closed and if possible pin it?
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