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I have Server install window Server R2. I set window feature backup incremental to external HDD. Sometime, Server backup loop.

It start count file about 2TB every months Full Backup. I need your suggestion. Windows Server R2 Activation by Phone - Installation ID is not Valid Windows Server R2 I did an upgrade from server standard evaluation to standard using the process below after I purchased a licence key from Microsoft volume licencing software.

The server will restart twice The activation error occurring while am trying to put my product key "this key didn't work please check it and try again or try different key ". Tried to do activation by phone but the installation ID is not valid. How can i activate without having to reinstall the OS again?

You must log in or sign up to reply here. Show Ignored Content. How I activate The common of these affected servers were in Windows Server R2 version. Microsoft fixes dozens of Azure Site Recovery privilege escalation bugs. Microsoft warns that new Windows updates may break printing. Microsoft July Patch Tuesday fixes exploited zero-day, 84 flaws.

Windows 10 KB and KB updates released. I can also confirm that Windows Server KB also causes the same issue and that uninstalling the update fixes it. Hyper-V working fine on my Cluster. DCs on haven't crashed. VPN is dead on all systems. Can we also send Microsoft an invoice for additional hourly services?

It is definitely no longer reliable Also wrecks Exchange Uninstalling KB fixed the issue though. What was the bug with Exchange? I have an exchange CU23 and it doesn't seem to be having issues? Would the services not start, or something specific? Are these core Hyper-V installs or windows installs with Hyper-V? We are running about 40 hyper-v core servers and - haven't patched them yet :P. This drove me crazy last night, I thought we had hardware failure, check the BIOS and everything else and sure enough after I removed the patches, everything works - can start the Servers on VM again.

BTW - you're the first to report this - I googled last night and this morning and couldn't anything about this! Suggest you boot into safe mode to uninstall. Ours doesn't seem to boot in safe mode. Either that or stop the net logon service as I just read on reddit. I think safe mode "safer" :- Also not affecting our azure DC's with this patch installed. Update: Oh great now the update wont uninstall! Hey man, The issue of reboots only happens if 2 or more DC's have the update installed.

Just turn off 1 dc or boot it into safemode without networking and the other DC stops rebooting. Then you have atleast 1 DC up for people to continue work and you have time to uninstall the patches. I had the same thing happen on R2 and when i was in safe mode with 1 dc trying to uninstall the patch the other DC stopped rebooting.

When i fired up the rolled back DC the other DC with the update kept running fine. Offcourse i did uninstall the update anyway on it. I also read unplugging the network cable will stop the random reboots. Unplugging the network cable stops the reboots? I have instructions in the comments below about how to remove it when it won't uninstall.

Had the same problem and had to call Microsoft. Thankfully nothing running HyperV is a DC so that seems to have limited the damage. KB for KB for KB for Although it seems that and were the ones that hated it the most. Was wondering what the occasional increase in server whine was whilst i was drinking coffee - and servers doing alternate reboots.

Removed all three from all affected servers just in case. One of our HyperV server hosts stopped running HyperV yesterday - a day lost trying to figure out why, then moving the VMs to a different machine. Thanks MS. Typical I finally get to replace my old SBS server and updated to Server with new hardware to then get this sort of worry. Maybe the slow system wasn't so bad. The moment you first logon. Immediately run command prompt, right click, run as administrator just incase 2.

Program and Features 4. You must restart your computer to apply these changes click Restart Later 6. You must restart your computer to apply these changes click Restart Now Reboots and Walla.

I uninstalled the update KB on my Windows servers - but they continue to reboot - any ideas? Are you sure it actually uninstalled? I uninstalled it multiple times and it kept reverting. This is a sample for but just change the fix number on line 4. Logon to server with RDP assumes admin rights 2. It will prompt you if you want to restart computer now, provide Y. I have had issues with this since the update and now have been unable to remote in to any of the vm's on the hosts.

I am unable to uninstall the update as I can't access the OS's. What is the best course of action from here in order to solve this issue? I have rebooted the hosts but they seem to be inaccessible whatever I do. I can ping some of them but not others but can't manage to establish a secure connection anymore I manually downloaded KB from the update catalog, and installed it.

After the reboot I checked update history and it shows as "Failed to install - 0xc", but if I try to install again it shows already installed, and it is in the list of updates in the uninstall updates menu. Or has MS done something to the update without notice? For those of you fighting with having enough time to get the update uninstalled.

I was able to remove the NIC from HyperV settings and then i had all the time i needed to remove the update. It's running on Hyper-V, disabling networking keeps the machine running but as soon as networking is turned on it reboots again due to lsass. Server can be included in the list - KB I work for a gov agency that has a number of large domains and DCs all running OS.

While not all our DCs were impacted by the reboot loop our busiest DCs in regards to lsass were impacted severely after patching. Removal of patch has stopped the reboots. Not ideal but there it is. Hi folks, also having troubles with this.