She changed it to "Warn" (temporarily), ran gpupdate /force , rebooted again, and started the conversion.
That made sense. The server was old—Windows 2008 R2 with an older Secure Boot policy and no SHA-2 code signing updates. VMware’s newer drivers used SHA-2 certificates. The OS didn't trust them. She changed it to "Warn" (temporarily), ran gpupdate
She disabled the AV real-time scanner temporarily. No change. She changed it to "Warn" (temporarily)
Scrolling near the failure timestamp, she found the clue: ran gpupdate /force
And somewhere in a data center, another Windows box silently stopped breathing, waiting for its own 2 AM hero.
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