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Windows 10 KB5048652 update fixes new motherboard activation bug
Winsage
December 11, 2024

Windows 10 KB5048652 update fixes new motherboard activation bug

Microsoft has released the KB5048652 cumulative update for Windows 10 22H2, which includes six fixes to improve system performance and user experience. This mandatory update addresses a critical activation issue related to motherboard replacements and includes essential security updates for December 2024. Users can install the update by checking for updates in the Windows Update settings, and it will automatically install upon checking. After installation, Windows 10 22H2 will be upgraded to build 19045.5131, while Windows 10 21H2 will be updated to build 19044.5131. The update resolves various bugs, including issues with the Sysprep command, cloud backup of Win32 shortcuts, file copying from cloud folders, activation after motherboard replacement, mobile operator profiles, and problems with IPP USB printers. Microsoft reports no known issues with this update.
Windows Server build 26296 is out with Windows Admin Center improvements and more
Winsage
September 27, 2024

Windows Server build 26296 is out with Windows Admin Center improvements and more

Windows Server Insiders can explore a new preview build, numbered 26296, which introduces enhancements such as the ability to install Windows Admin Center directly from the desktop and access the new Feedback Hub app for Windows Server users. Key features of build 26296 include: - Windows Admin Center (WAC) can be downloaded and installed directly from the Windows Server Desktop for users of the Windows Server 2025 preview. - The new Feedback Hub app is available for Server Desktop users and should automatically update to the latest version. Known issues in this build include: - A Sysprep issue that affects generalizing images. - Confusion with the flighting label that may reference Windows 11. - Problems with the installation of PowerShell in WinPE. - Intermittent upgrade failures for those validating upgrades from Windows Server 2019 or 2022. - An issue with archiving event logs causing the Windows Event Log service to crash. - Recommendations against installing this build if Secure Launch or DRTM code paths are enabled. Links and activation keys for downloading this build are available in the announcement post on the official Tech Community forums.
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