Windows 10: Administrator can not access settings , when update windows server 2019 to windows server 2022

administrator account works well on windows server 2019and I update the server from 2019 to 2022, and reserve file and document.after update administrator can not do following things1. Right click This-PC and click property. This app has been blocked by your system administrator2. Right click network icon on the right down corner, open network and internet settings. This app has been blocked by your system administrator 3. Right click desktop, select personalize. This app has been blocked by your system administrator 4. Open control panel, but it appears and disappears after a few seconds.here

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Windows server 2022 Downgrade

So we have bought a server and we would like to install windows server 2019 on it but we received windows server 2022.

I would like to know if the option to downgrade is available to me and if its there how do i proceed as in what are the steps to do so.

For your information i have yet to install.

 

Windows 11 and Windows Server 2019/2022 ADMX Templates

Im making new GPO for Windows 11 but also server 2019 n 2022 based of CIS recommendations.

Now im at a point where I need to update the admx template files on my DC.

My questions is:

- Does windows 11 admx templates contain server 2019 n 2022 admx too? As i can find admx for server too but then that will overwrite for windows 11 right?

- What happens to existing GPOs when updating admx files, nothing right?

Thanks a lot

 

0x800f0922 failed Server 2016 and Server 2019 windows updates

Dear Microsoft support and forum contributors,

I am experiencing 0x800f0922 errors each month for the Server windows updates which servers with this issue to install, reboot, fail, restart, restate and recover and return to windows which can take over 30 minutes from start to finish from the restart process.

What steps can be taken to prevent these errors to occur and how to fix them when they do?

The Server 2016 has been affected with this problem for several months and this month's KB5014692 update has caused problems on two Windows Server 2019 servers including a domain controller.

The Windows Server 2019 domain controller sfc /scannow - Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations.

Get-WindowsUpdateLog has this listed...

2022/06/17 03:25:42.9643288 3172 5140 Agent Initializing Windows Update Agent

2022/06/17 03:25:43.0470443 3172 5140 DownloadManager Download manager restoring 0 downloads

2022/06/17 03:25:43.0750663 3172 5140 Agent CPersistentTimeoutScheduler | GetTimer, returned hr = 0x00000000

2022/06/17 03:25:43.2283143 3172 5140 Agent Attempt 2 to obtain post-reboot results for event with cookie {ProductName":"Server.OS.amd64"

2022/06/17 03:25:43.2283601 3172 5140 Handler Enter GetPostRebootResult for Deployment handler. Reporting cookie data: {ProductName":"Server.OS.amd64"

2022/06/17 03:25:43.6356279 3172 5140 Handler Sandbox folder C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Download\8466c146e196a8a8accd5dfd5eb5e281 exists

2022/06/17 03:25:43.9052118 3172 5140 Handler Using the update's service stack dll file 'C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\Download\8466c146e196a8a8accd5dfd5eb5e281\Metadata\UpdateAgent.dll'

2022/06/17 03:26:48.0102847 3172 5140 Handler Update status code is 0x800F0922

Kind Regards

Paul