Since rolling back to the previous configuration will present a challenge, affected users will be faced with finding out just how effective their backup strategy is or paying for the required license and dealing with all the changes that come with Windows Server 2025.
Accidentally force your customers to have to spend money to upgrade, how convenient.
Misleading title. It was installed by a third-party updater, Heimdall, but MS labeled a Windows 11 update wrong.
I'm truly, totally, completely shocked ... that Windows is still being used on the server side.
It must have been the same fun as when back in 2012 (or 2013?) McAfee (at least I think it was them) identified /system32 as a threat and deleted it :)
Do system administrators still exist? Honest question. I was one of those years ago and layoffs, forced back to office bullshit drove me away
I know this has nothing to do with my home computer, but this just further affirms my decision to switch to Linux earlier this year.
When the OS becomes the virus
Hate to be that guy but if you automatically patch critical infrastructure or apply patches without reading their description first, you kinda did it to yourself. There’s a very good reason not a single Linux distribution patches itself (by default) and wants you to read and understand the packages you’re updating and their potential effects on your system
You thought you were in control?
Crowdstrike moment
Meanwhile I've still got customers who are running CentOS 6.
"Labeling error"
Lol, okay.
Of all the people MS doesn't want to piss off.
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