Thread: Microsoft blames Windows Server 2025 automatic upgrades on 3rd-party tools
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Rss Feed Microsoft blames Windows Server 2025 automatic upgrades on 3rd-party tools
Microsoft has finally confirmed that some Windows Server 2019 and 2022 systems were "unexpectedly" upgraded to Windows Server 2025 on devices if updates were managed using third-party patch management tools. [...]



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