surface hub v1

Microsoft’s October cut-off for Windows 10 is about to turn some high-end meeting-room kit into an operational liability unless IT shops act fast: Surface Hub v1 devices running Windows 10 Team edition will lose official support and Teams functionality, and there is no ESU rescue path for the...

Microsoft's recent out-of-band update aims to rectify a critical issue introduced by June's Patch Tuesday updates, which left several Surface Hub v1 devices unbootable. The problematic update, identified as KB5060533 for Windows 10 versions 21H2 and 22H2, caused affected devices to display the...

The release of Windows 10 KB5063159 has swiftly drawn attention—both relief and skepticism—across the enterprise technology landscape, after June’s Patch Tuesday updates left a wave of broken Surface Hubs in their wake and triggered broader questions about Microsoft’s update quality control. For...

Microsoft’s Surface Hub v1 devices, a staple in many collaborative corporate environments, recently faced an unprecedented crisis following the company’s June Patch Tuesday updates. Shortly after IT administrators began deploying updates such as KB5060533 for Windows 10, reports emerged that a...

In a month marked by accelerated security initiatives and a flurry of Windows updates, a significant stumble has emerged at the intersection of enterprise collaboration and system management: the June 2025 KB5060533 Windows update has triggered severe boot errors on Surface Hub v1 devices...