Windows 10: can't able to install open ssh server in OS version 22.24.6.43

We are able to install open ssh server in OS version 22.14.6.167. So, please help us to solve this issue.

:)

 

Installation/Enabling of SSH-Server not working

For a project I need SSH (both the client as well as the server) on my local machine. So I did an "add optional feature", picked the SSH client as well as the SSH server and installed both. The installation went smooth, i.e. the progress bar for both reached 100% and I got an "Installed" at the end.

Now - according to a description I googled I should now see a service "sshd" running. But not so. Also a "Get-Service ssh*" in a PowerShell console yields nothing.

The folder C:\Windows\System32\OpenSSH should contain all kinds of executables related to the server ssh-agent.exe, sshd.exe, sshd-config, etc.

but in my case it only holds these 3 files:
ssh.exe
sftp.exe
ssh-keyscan.exe

Where is all the server code? What am I missing?
Why does Win10 lie to me and claim that SSH server is installed successfully when it's obviously not?

 

Installation/Enabling of SSH-Server not working

On the Win10 Pro Notebook I'm on now I have these files:



The folder properties does not have Hidden checked.

 

Hearthstone open beta

... is now open!

No wait, that's not the word.

The word is ASS.

Step 1. Download the client installer.

Step 2. The installer connects to the server, or at least tries to, overnight during which it just stops several times.

Step 3. Realize the installer is for the Battle.net unified launcher, and not Hearthstone as such.

Step 4. Install the Battle.net unified launcher. This may take a few hours, even after it's been downloaded as such, it's still just slow.

Step 4. Install Hearthstone. Wait for the app to crash a couple of times, wait for it to verify various stuff, then wait for the download to start.

Step 5. Wait for the download to finish. It is pretty quick actually, unless it just crashes.

Step 6. ASS

And no, I still have no compassion for the people bitching about EA servers.