Windows Server 2019 Important Information

Windows Server 2019

Screenshot of Windows Server 2019 with Desktop Experience

Developer

Microsoft

OS family

Microsoft Windows

Working state

Current

General
availability

October 2, 2018; 19 months ago[1]

Latest release

10.0.17763 / October 2, 2018; 19 months ago[2]

Latest preview

10.0.17744 / August 28, 2018; 20 months ago[3]

Marketing target

Business

Update method

Windows Update

Platforms

x86-64

Kernel type

Hybrid (Windows NT kernel)

Default user interface

Windows shell (Graphical)
Windows PowerShell (Command line)

Preceded by

Windows Server 2016

Official website

microsoft.com/windows server

Support status

·         Start date: November 13, 2018[4]

·         Mainstream support: Until January 9, 2024

·         Extended support: Until January 9, 2029

 


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