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News Update Windows Update for Business Reports If you are using Windows Update for Business (WUfB) to manage updates for your devices, you may want to know how well they are performing and what issues they are facing. WUfB Reports can help you with that. WUfB Reports are a set of dashboards and reports that provide insights into the update status, compliance, and health of your devices. You can access them from the Microsoft Endpoint Manager admin center or the Microsoft 365 admin center. Some of the benefits of using WUfB Reports are: You can see the update compliance and deployment progress of your devices across different rings and policies. You can identify devices that are missing updates, have update errors, or are out of support. You can troubleshoot update issues by drilling down into the details of each device and update. You can export the data to Excel or Power BI for further analysis and reporting. To use WUfB Reports, you need to have devices enrolled in Microsoft Intune

In this guide, I'll take you through the process of uninstalling a Key Management Service (KMS) host key and then installing it on a new server, step-by-step. Step 1: Uninstall the KMS Host Key To remove the current KMS host key from the server, run the following command: cscript.exe C:\windows\system32\slmgr.vbs -upk This command will uninstall the KMS host key. Step 2: Install the Default KMS Key Install the default KMS key by running the following command: cscript.exe C:\windows\system32\slmgr.vbs /ipk [KMS Client Setup Key] You can find the default KMS client setup keys here. Step 3: Delete the Record from DNS Open the DNS console and expand the _tcp node under the domain.com. You'll see a record called _VLMCS. Delete this record. Now, the KMS server is uninstalled. Step 4: Install KMS on a New Server To install KMS on a new server, enter the following command: cscript.exe C:\windows\system32\slmgr.vbs /ipk Step 5: Activate the KMS Host Activate the KMS host by entering thi