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changelog/february2025/2025-02-04-instances-added-openssh-server-is-now-enabled-on-window.mdx

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-title: OpenSSH server is now enabled on Windows 2022  images
+title: OpenSSH server now preinstalled on Windows 2022 images
 status: added
 author:
-    fullname: ''
+    fullname: 'Join the #instances channel on Slack.'
     url: 'https://slack.scaleway.com'
 date: 2025-02-04
 category: compute
 product: instances
 ---
 
-The newest release of the Windows 2022 server and Windows 2022 core images now have the OpenSSH Server and OpenSSH Client packages installed by default.
+The latest release of **Windows Server 2022** and **Windows Server 2022 Core** images now includes the **OpenSSH Server** and **OpenSSH Client** packages by default.  
 
-The OpenSSH Server is installed and disabled by default for security purposes. It can be enabled at instance creation time by adding the tag `with-ssh` to the instance when it is created.
+- The **OpenSSH Server** is installed but **disabled by default** for security reasons.  
+- To enable it at instance creation, add the tag `with-ssh` when launching your server.  
 
-This is an example of a CLI command to start a server with OpenSSH Server enabled :
-```
+#### Enabling OpenSSH at Instance creation  
+
+Use the following CLI command to create a new Instance with OpenSSH Server enabled:  
+
+```sh
 scw instance server create name=win2k22-core image=windows-server-2022-core tags.0=with-ssh type=POP2-2C-8G-WIN admin-password-encryption-ssh-key-id={ssh_key_id}
 ```
-If your instance has been started without the tag and you want to enable OpenSSH Server, simply use the following Powershell command :
 
-```
+#### Enabling OpenSSH on an existing Instance  
+
+If your instance was started **without** the `with-ssh` tag, you can enable OpenSSH manually by running the following PowerShell command:  
+
+```powershell
 Start-Service sshd
 ```
-You will then need to load the ssh keys configured in your project by using the ScalewayEcosystem command :
-```
+
+Once started, load your SSH keys configured in your project using the following command:  
+
+```powershell
 PS C:\Users\administrator> Scw-Fetch-SSH-Keys
+```
+
+This ensures your SSH keys are loaded and ready for authentication.