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Windows Server Preview Build 25158 is now available

Windows Server VNext Insider Preview written on a purple background

Microsoft has released a new build of the Windows Server Insider Preview. This month's build 25158 is now available to download as an ISO from the Windows Server Insider website along with a VHDX, but even though this uses the same underlying kernel as the Windows 11 Sun Valley 3 (23H2) development, as per usual, there's no changelog to speak of, so it's unclear what's new or broken in this build.

The branding for Server has still not been updated and remains as Windows Server 2022 in the preview. In addition, Microsoft is asking Insiders to refer to these builds as vNext rather than Windows Server 2022 which is already in the market.

Windows 11 build 25158, which is the Sun Valley 3 consumer development was also released today in the Windows Insider Dev Channel, which means these editions will continue to sync up.

This build does not contain any release highlights or known issues.

Available Downloads:

  • Windows Server VNext Preview in ISO format in 18 languages,
    and in VHDX format in English only.
  • Windows Server VNext Preview VHDX
  • Microsoft Server Languages and Optional Features Preview
  • Windows Admin Center 2110.2 Preview

Keys are valid for preview builds only:

  • Server Standard: MFY9F-XBN2F-TYFMP-CCV49-RMYVH
  • Datacenter: 2KNJJ-33Y9H-2GXGX-KMQWH-G6H67

To download, registered Insiders can head over to the Windows Server Insider Preview download page here. You can also check out the Getting Started with Server page here on the Windows Insider for Business portal to register for the Windows Insider Program in case you aren't already registered.

Microsoft also notes that this Preview will expire on September 15, 2022.

build 25158 screenshots

Microsoft is also requesting that server admins also check out Windows Server Vnext Datacenter: Azure Edition build 25120 on the Microsoft Server Operating Systems Preview offer on Azure. For additional information you can check out the following link for Azure Automanage on Microsoft Docs.

You can find the official announcement here.

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