Secure Boot Q&A opportunities continue in July
If you're still working through Secure Boot certificate update rollouts, Microsoft is continuing the conversation throughout July with three opportunities to get your questions answered by the people closest to the technology. Whether you're focused on Windows Server deployments, virtualization platforms, or OEM updates, these upcoming events are designed to help you navigate planning, validation, troubleshooting, and implementation questions in a live, interactive format. Microsoft engineers and subject matter experts will be available to respond directly to questions from the community. Coming up in July: July 1 - Windows Server Secure Boot AMA Ask Microsoft engineers about Secure Boot certificate updates in Windows Server environments, including deployment planning, monitoring, troubleshooting, and more. July 8 - Secure Boot Office Hours for virtualized environments Bring your questions about Hyper-V, Azure offerings, Windows 365, VMware, and other virtualization scenarios. July 15 - OEM Secure Boot Office Hours Connect with experts to discuss OEM-specific questions, such as firmware considerations, as you prepare for or validate Secure Boot certificate updates. Questions don't have to wait until the events start. With community events, you can post your questions and comments ahead of time, then join the discussion live or catch up when it's convenient for you. Hope you find these events helpful. You can also catch up on demand with the series of Secure Boot AMAs that have taken place over the past several months. Here are the three most recent editions: Ask Microsoft Anything: Secure Boot - June 2026 Ask Microsoft Anything: Secure Boot - May 2026 Ask Microsoft Anything: Secure Boot - April 2026
Installation instructions needed - App Installer on Azure Windows Server 2019 Datacenter OS
OS: Windows Server 2019 I created an ".appinstaller" file and package using Visual Studio 2019 Community. App Installer application is not installed. Is there Microsoft documentation or other sources with detailed install instructions. I've tried Microsoft Business Store and read about other install references but no success. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/msix/msix-server-2019 Thanks for help
Server 2019, New Profile takes 5mins to display first app.
Following an issue with updated the Office 365 applications I have reloaded two RD servers with fresh installs of Server 2019 and the latest FSLogix, 2.9.8440.42104. Settings are applied by GPO, RoamRecycleBin is disabled. Since the reloading the servers if I sign in with a user that doesn't have a profile it takes 5mins 30secs before the applications loads. If I log the user off and back on it loads the profile straight away, so only happens when the profile is being created. There's no apparent issues with the server setup, everything else works fine. It doesn't appear to be a resource issue I can try logging in late in the evening when no one else is on the system and it will still take the same length time so appears to be something waiting to time out? Any help would be appreciated.
Error installation Windows Server 2022 Insider Preview - 0x80070001
Hello, I've got a new PC and I want to install Windows Server 2022 Insider Preview. I've tried to install it with a Ventoy Usb Key, that doesn't work so I tried with a new bootable usb key. But, when the process of installation begin, I have this error code : 0x80070001. I've searched on Google the solutions and I just found to reset the bios and I make it but the problem persists... I have a Lenovo ThinkCentre M73 with Intel CELERON G1820T 2.4GHZ 8GO RAM 320GO HDD Thanks in advance for your help FriezerEnd of servicing: Windows 10, version 2004 and Windows Server, version 2004
On December 14, 2021, all editions of Windows 10, version 2004 and Windows Server, version 2004 will reach end of servicing. After that date, devices running these editions will no longer receive monthly security and quality updates containing protections from the latest security threats. We recommend that you update your devices to the latest version of Windows 10, or upgrade eligible devices to Windows 11. For information about servicing timelines and lifecycle, see Windows 10 release information, Windows 11 release information, and the Windows lifecycle FAQ.How to add a remote LAN user to a computer and make an auto-log on to it on windows 10 pro
I have two computers with Windows 10 Pro, let's call my main computer "host" and the secondary computer "potato", ok? On the host, I have two users, one for local use and the other only for when I turn on potato, which accesses the host through this other user. I configured potato to autologon on the user that I have configured on it and to automatically start the remote connection with an .rdp file on the second host user, because I use potato only on remote connection with host. The problem is that every time I turn on the potato, I need to wait for it to go through the entire internal logon process on its user, wait until opens its explorer, wait potato remember to lunch the .rpd file, and only then it makes logon remotely on the host user. What I would like to do is add the second host user directly to potato, so that potato will log on directly to the host user, without having to go through his internal user. And so that the potato user's explorer is not running at the bottom of the MSRDP. I did a lot of research this week, and I had no success in accomplishing that feat. And as far as I can tell, apparently, the only way to make that is with host running Windows Server. So my question is: Is it possible to add this host user remotely to potato using Windows 10 Pro? If this is not possible, would anyone have a better solution on how to make potato a remote access hub (basically a thin client) in a better way? Thanks, everybody!Add all the features from Universal Print back in to Windows Server
Add all the features from Universal Print back in to Windows Server. There are many situations where the cloud cannot be utilized and these features would be useful. Such as in financial, healthcare, and government environments. We have a large government contract area that could use this, but they need to be on an air gaped network. Please consider this.
