Category: Microsoft
Anything related to Microsoft and their products
Autodesk Revit, MS SQL Server LocalDB, and 4K disk blocks
I learned yesterday that Autodesk Revit uses MS SQL Server LocalDB, and the latter is sensitive towards 4K disk blocks.
Read More → Autodesk Revit, MS SQL Server LocalDB, and 4K disk blocksWindows Update in Windows Server 2022 throws error 0x8024401c
Windows Update in one of our Windows member servers running Windows Server 2022 threw error 0x8024401c after ingesting KB5070884.
Read More → Windows Update in Windows Server 2022 throws error 0x8024401cInstalling Windows 11 24H2 x64 2025-01B
After surfing for a while I came across source 1 and source 2. This approach worked for me.
Read More → Installing Windows 11 24H2 x64 2025-01BFortinet FortiGate and Chromium-based browsers
After upgrading Brave to version 1.73.89 (Chromium 131.0.6778.69) and Google Chrome to version 131.0.6778.70, the web GUI of our Fortinet FortiGate is inaccessible. Both browsers display the following error when attempting to access the GUI:
Read More → Fortinet FortiGate and Chromium-based browsersWindows 11, version 24H2 x64 2024-05D
It is quite difficult getting “Windows 11, version 24H2 x64 2024-05D” installed in a virtual Windows 11 client.
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In the aftermath of KB5034441, I experimented with creating a 1 GiB large Windows Recovery Partition on a new Microsoft Windows 10 VM, ensuring enough free space for KB5034441 and hopefully any later versions of the “Windows Recovery Environment.”
Read More → KB5034441 and new Microsoft Windows 10 setupsDisable BitLocker
Based on all the ruckus caused by KB5012170, if you are able, determine if BitLocker is active, and if so and if undesired, disable it on all drives before rebooting your computer running Microsoft Windows 10/11. It looks like my computer is in the clear. If it hadn’t been, then I would run these two […]
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Another month and another update for Microsoft .NET Framework (KB5008718). It’s the same sad story again.
Read More → Microsoft .NET Framework and Famic Automation Studio License ManagerInstalling Windows 11 21H2 October update in VirtualBox
I wanted to try out Windows 11 21H2 October update in VirtualBox but I came short when the installer thought I had unsupported (virtual) hardware.
Read More → Installing Windows 11 21H2 October update in VirtualBoxSplit install.wim into install.swm and install2.swm
sources\install.wim in recent releases of Windows 10 has exceeded FAT32’s maximum filesize of 4 GiB. If you only boot UEFI systems and you want to use memory sticks for better performance while installing, you must split sources\install.wim into smaller files. Luckily, the dism command can do this for you.
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