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−title: Hotpatch for Windows Server Datacenter Azure Edition
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description: 'Learn how Hotpatch for Windows Server Datacenter: Azure Edition works and how to enable it'
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author: robinharwood
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−# Hotpatch for Windows Server Datacenter: Azure Edition
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+# Hotpatch for Windows Server
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Hotpatching is a way to install OS security updates on Windows Server without having to restart your machine. Hotpatching patches the in-memory code of running processes without the need to restart the process. Hotpatching also provides the following benefits:
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