We have compiled useful guides and resources covering PowerShell guides, Windows Updates, and Windows 11 upgrades.
Windows Updates
Security updates for September 2025 have begun to be rolled out.
We list the main security updates for September 2025 below:
- KB5065427 for Windows Server 2016 – September 2025
- KB5065428 for Windows Server 2019 – September 2025
- KB5065432 for Windows Server 2022 – September 2025
- KB5605426 for Windows Server 2025 – September 2025
- KB5065509 ESU for Windows Server 2012 – September 2025
- KB5065507 ESU for Windows Server 2012 R2 – September 2025
- Chrome Security Updates – September 2025
- Microsoft Edge Security Updates – September 2025
August security updates are released by Microsoft. You may find quick information about the following updates:
- KB5063871 for Windows Server 2016 – August 2025
- KB5063877 for Windows Server 2019 – August 2025
- KB5063880 for Windows Server 2022 – August 2025
- KB5063878 for Windows Server 2025 – August 2025
- Chrome Security Updates – August 2025
- Microsoft Edge Security Updates – August 2025
- KB5063906 ESU Monthly Rollup – Windows Server 2012
- KB5063950 ESU for Windows Server 2012 R2 – August 2025
It is also important to keep informed of the latest vulnerabilities that affect Microsoft operating systems and products in CISA’s KEV catalog. You can check the security vulnerabilities from the KEV catalog of CISA below:
Windows 11 Upgrade
Windows 10 becomes end-of-life on 14 October 2025. Learn more about how Windows 10 EOL status requires you to update to Windows 11 before October 2025.
A Californian resident sued Microsoft for retiring Windows 10 in October 2025. You can read more details about the lawsuit on this page.
It may be pertinent for Windows 10 users to also understand how the Extended Security Updates for Windows 10 will work after October 2025.
The price information for Extended Security Update program for Windows 10 is shared in this page.
PowerShell Resources
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