Microsoft has released out-of-band update KB5082314 for Windows Server 2022, which bundles all previous security patches and includes a critical fix to resolve certificate renewal issues with AD FS servers using Hello for Business. The update specifically addresses a known issue where users logged in fine but were unable to refresh their "Certificate for Windows Hello" dialog after installing the February update KB5075906. To install the patch, administrators need to contact Microsoft Support for a group-policy tweak to enable the Known-Issue Rollback (KIR) setting, which is disabled by default due to its limited applicability. Installing KB5082314 will keep Server 2022 up-to-date with the latest security improvements, even if the special certificate fix remains dormant unless the AD FS/Hello for Business combo is used.
KB5075906 (OS Build 20348.4773) for Windows Server 2022 finally fixes the desktop.ini renaming glitch in File Explorer, expands Chinese font coverage to GB18030‑2022A, and patches a GPU‑related dxgmms2.sys race that caused KERNEL_SECURITY_CHECK_FAILURE crashes. It also restores proper shutdown behavior on systems running Virtual Secure Mode, which had been stuck restarting after recent security updates. A new DNS feature can be turned on by adding the RandomShuffle DWORD (set to 1) under the DNS service parameters, allowing resource records to be returned in random order and easing load‑balancing pressure.
Microsoft has released KB5078136 for Windows Server 2022, which builds on OS build 20348.4651 and incorporates fixes from previous updates, including the January security release and an out-of-band fix. This update addresses several quality issues that some users experienced after installing previous builds, such as problems with file systems, applications freezing when using cloud storage services like OneDrive or Dropbox, and Outlook errors where emails wouldn't save correctly. If you've already applied earlier updates, this new one should only download and install what hasn't been covered before, making it an update on top of existing installations. However, there is a known issue with WSUS that prevents it from showing detailed sync error information due to a recent change addressing a remote code execution vulnerability.
A fresh out-of-band update for Windows Server 2022 has been released as KB5077800, addressing a specific issue that arose after the January 13th security patch. The problem caused users to be unable to sign in during Remote Desktop sessions due to authentication issues affecting multiple apps. This update includes cumulative security fixes and incorporates KB5074428, which updates the servicing stack, ensuring devices can install future Windows fixes reliably.
Microsoft has released an out-of-band update for Windows Server 2022, identified as KB5070884 (OS Build 20348.4297), which includes quality improvements and security fixes to enhance stability and security. The critical patch addresses a remote code execution vulnerability in WSUS reporting web services, as well as several other pressing issues within the operating system. A complementary component of this update is the Windows Server 2022 servicing stack update (KB5066781) with OS build 20348.4285, which focuses on bolstering the reliability and robustness of the servicing stack.
Microsoft has released KB5061906 for Windows Server 2022, which resolves security vulnerabilities within the Hyper-V Platform, with a particular focus on Azure confidential VMs. Microsoft has enhanced the servicing stack to provide a robust and reliable component for Windows update installation. The update streamlines the on-premises deployment of servicing stack updates, guaranteeing dependable service availability.
Microsoft has released Windows Server 2022 KB5059092, which addresses issues with 2025.04 B container images, ensuring compatibility and reliability across different Windows versions. It fixes a compatibility problem between system files, preventing startup failures.
Microsoft has published KB5042426: CrowdStrike issue impacting Windows servers causing an 0x50 or 0x7E error message on a blue screen for Windows Server.
Microsoft has published KB5041054 (OS Build 20348.2529) for Windows Server 2022. The BCryptSignHash API has been updated to address a known issue where NULL padding input parameters for RSA signatures are returned.
To help administrators of Windows Server 2019 and 2022 deal with corrupt, orphaned, or outdated Trust objects in Active Directory, Microsoft has published KB5040758.
Microsoft has released KB5039227 (OS Build 20348.2527) for Windows Server 2022.
Microsoft has released KB5037422 (OS Build 20348.2342) for Windows Server 2022.
Windows Latest reports that Windows Server 2022 KB5034129 is causing a white screen with Chromium-based webbrowsers and shows you how to workaround the problem.
Microsoft has published KB5033118 (OS Build 20348.2159) for Windows Server 2022.
Microsoft has released Windows Server Preview Build 26010 to Windows Insiders.
Microsoft has released Windows Server Preview Build 25977 to Windows Insiders.
Microsoft has released Windows Server Preview Build 25967 to Windows Insiders.
Microsoft has released Windows Server Preview Build 25951 to Windows Insiders.
Microsoft has released Windows Server Preview Build 25379 to Windows Insiders.
Microsoft has announced the release of Windows Server Preview Build 25357.
