Every new Windows 10 or Windows Server release makes changes to existing features. Some of these features are removed entirely from new versions of the operating systems, others may be deprecated.
Deprecation means that the feature remains available in the release but is not developed actively anymore. Microsoft may release security updates for it if it becomes necessary, but it won't release feature updates for deprecated products anymore.
Windows Server 2019 is no exception to the rule. Note that the list that follows is subject to change.
The following features are removed in Windows Server 2019.
The following features change significantly
The following features are deprecated in Windows Server 2019 (no longer developed):
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Speaking of servers, IIS Crypto 3.0 has been released!
https://www.nartac.com/Products/IISCrypto
Thank you for the heads-up, 57965!
I knew Remote Differential Compression was useless, lol.
So if RDC is being deprecated, then do I even need RDC on Windows Vista, 7, or 8x,? Does it improve my Internet connection?
It was always recommended not to remove it in Add/Remove Features, or with Netsh (I think that was the utility)
@Jody Thornton: “Does it improve my Internet connection?”
RDC is used for remote desktop connections. If you aren’t sharing your desktop to be used from other locations, or if you are not using desktop on remote Windows machines, then you don’t need it at all.
It does not improve your internet connection.
(Note that there is a common naming confusion here: RDC is often referred to (even by Microsoft) as RDP. The difference is that RDP is a communications protocol for remote desktop sharing, and RDC is the Windows application that uses that protocol.