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Revert to November Patch, not working
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KB5072033 break remote credential guard to Windows server 2025
We are experiencing a reproducible issue with Remote Credential Guard (RCG) when connecting from Windows 11 24H2 clients to a Windows Server 2025 RDP host. Remote Credential Guard works correctly before installing update KB5072033 on the client. Immediately after installing this update, RCG stops functioning.
The issue is fully reproducible and affects only Windows 11 24H2 clients where KB5072033 is installed. The Windows Server 2025 host has also received the December cumulative update, but this does not change the behavior: RCG still fails when the client has KB5072033 installed.
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Patrick Bachmann 0 Reputation points
2026-01-08T13:15:35.3533333+00:00 -
Cliff 0 Reputation points
2025-12-30T14:59:21.0033333+00:00 We have the same issue.
OS Builds 26100.7171, 26200.7171 work fine (KB5068861).
If i upgrade the same PCs to 26100.7462, 26200.7462 (KB5072033), Kerberos Double-Hop Delegation (using Remote Credential Guard) stops working. The RDS servers are Windows Server 2025 session hosts.
A client machine with this update installed can no longer access backend network resources (e.g., file shares, SQL databases) from within an RDP session that was established using Remote Credential Guard.
If the RDP session is locked, and then unlocked with password, Kerberos works again.
When attempting to access the backend resource, a credential prompt appears with the error: "The system cannot contact a domain controller to service the authentication request."
- Diagnostic analysis shows that the RDSH server's LSA fails the request internally; no Kerberos request is ever sent to the Domain Controller. This is confirmed by the absence of corresponding failure audits (Event ID 4769) on the DC. The issue appears to be that the security context created on the RDSH server by the updated RDP client is considered invalid for delegation.
Rolling back the update does NOT fix the problem! It seems that KB5072033 makes a persistent and non-reverting change to a core component of the OS.
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Adam Karas 0 Reputation points
2025-12-30T10:01:40.1333333+00:00 Same problem. Could someone please urgently look into it ... ?
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Chris-7747 0 Reputation points
2025-12-29T14:39:18.2933333+00:00 Can anyone official from Microsoft confirm this? We also seeing this issue @Customers with Windows 11 24H2 and 25H2 after the KB5072033 update.
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Kyle Bogenberger 10 Reputation points
2025-12-17T16:24:29.7166667+00:00 Hi, just wanted to add to this for exposure but this greatly upsets our workflow with RCG constantly breaking. Microsoft please get this on your radar!