Microsoft Windows Server 2025 Update Version OS Build 26100.32522
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Update Summary
KB5078740 for Windows Server 2025 (OS Build 26100.32522) delivers the latest security fixes, non-security improvements from KB5075899, and a servicing stack update KB5078739. It also improves Secure Boot certificate targeting and hardware error reporting on newer server platforms. Reference IDs: CVE-2025-59287.
Update Details
Security
- Includes the latest security fixes for Windows Server 2025.
- Secure Boot: adds higher-confidence device targeting data to expand coverage for devices eligible to receive new Secure Boot certificates.
- WSUS synchronization error details are temporarily removed to address the Remote Code Execution vulnerability CVE-2025-59287.
Bug Fixes
- System services and reliability: improves support for newer server platforms with more hardware error reporting features, including systems with up to 64 MCA banks.
- Ensures Windows parses and configures all supported hardware error sources so errors are reported and handled correctly on modern servers such as newer AMD EPYC-based systems.
Known Issues
- WSUS does not display synchronization error details in its error reporting after installing KB5070881 or later updates.
Hints
- If previous updates are already installed, only the new updates in this package will be downloaded and installed.
- Secure Boot certificate updates are rolled out in a controlled and phased manner based on device update signals.
- Microsoft recommends reviewing the Windows Secure Boot certificate expiration guidance before June 2026.
Product Information
Vendor: Microsoft
Product: Windows Server 2025
Product type: Software
Application category: Utilities
Platform: Windows
Version: OS Build 26100.32522
Vendor information published: Mar 10, 2026
Original release notes: View on vendor site
Published on updatealert.io: Jun 3, 2026
Description: Server operating system for next-generation on-premises and hybrid workloads.