Windows Server vNext Preview build 25314 is now out on ISO and VHDX and it's available in 18 languages. This build continues development of the next-gen Server Edition, release details inside.
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Microsoft has released a new Windows Server Preview build 25236 today to Windows Insiders. Available in both ISO and VHDX formats, the ISO can be downloaded right now in 18 languages.
Microsoft has rolled out VHDX and ISO files for the latest Windows Insider vNext Preview build 25217. Activation keys are available for preview builds of Server Standard and Datacenter.
Microsoft has released a new Windows Server Preview build 25158 today to Windows Insiders. Available in both ISO and VHDX formats, the ISO can be downloaded right now in 18 languages.
Microsoft has released a new Windows Server Preview build 25120 today to Windows Insiders. Available in both ISO and VHDX formats, the ISO can be downloaded right now in 18 languages.
Microsoft has released a new Windows Server Preview build 25110 today to Windows Insiders. Available in both ISO and VHDX formats, the ISO can be downloaded right now in 18 languages.
It appears that Microsoft is fielding interest in flighting Windows Server VNext Insider preview builds apart from just offering ISOs. However, WSUS does not currently support this method.
Microsoft has released a new Windows Server Preview build 25099 today to Windows Insiders. Available in both ISO and VHDX formats, the ISO can be downloaded right now in 18 languages.
Microsoft has released a new Windows Server preview build 25075 today to Insiders. The new build brings an SMB NTLM authentication limiting feature that makes brute-force exploits very challenging.
Along with the new Windows 10 build, Microsoft has released matching builds of Windows Server as well as the Windows 10 SDK. As usual, neither release comes with a list of changes.
Microsoft has released Windows 10 SDK Preview and Windows Server build 20180 today. The firm confirmed that it will release SDK and server builds along with Windows 10 Dev channel builds.
In addition to a new Windows 10 build in the Dev channel, Microsoft has also released build 20170 of the Windows 10 SDK preview, as well as Windows Server. The changes are unknown.
Hot on the heels of a new Windows 10 build in the Dev channel, Microsoft has released the same build of the Windows 10 SDK, as well as a new build of Windows Server. There's no changelog, though.
Alongside this week's Windows 10 build in the Dev channel, Microsoft has also released the same build for Windows Server Insiders. As usual, though, the release comes without a changelog.
Microsoft is going all-in on testing the 21H1 update with Windows Insiders, and Windows Server users can get build 20150 too. However, as we've seen with recent releases, there's no changelog.
To go along with the latest Windows 10 build in the Fast ring, Microsoft has also released build 19624 of Windows Server for Insiders, as well as matching builds of the SDK, ADK, and WDK.
Microsoft has released a new build of Window Server to those enrolled in the Insider program, bringing the build number to 19608. The Windows 10 SDK Preview has also been updated to the same build.
Microsoft has released a new build of Windows Server to Insiders for the first time in months, bringing the build number to 19603. There's no changelog for it just yet, unfortunately.
Microsoft has released Windows Server Insider Preview build 18945 with a single new feature, which is the ability to use physical security keys for authentication in hybrid environments.
Microsoft has released Windows Server Insider Preview build 18346 to Insiders, adding one new app to the Server Core App Compatibility FoD. Aside from that, there are no major new features.
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