Unfortunately Windows Server 2008 R2 doesn't have a 32 bit (x86) edition and was only ever x 64. EDIT: Sorry I didn't refresh the page before replying and see that this has already been answered.
Windows Server 2008 uses the same code as Windows Vista Windows Server 2008 R2 uses the same code as Windows 7.
Does this mean there may be x86 updates available somehow in the future or is this likely just a glitch?
Good to know. I think it is okay we skip the November 2024 update and jump straight to December 2024 when it gets released. From the November 2024 release article: So there are no big vulnerabilities, and waiting a bit over two weeks should not be a problem at all. PS: Same as with the GitHub comment, the href of the above link is broken, the correct link is (paste in the address bar): answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/kb5046687-on-windows-nt-61-seems-to-brick-firefox/5f27b88c-63f6-44a2-9ff3-da3d79cf57df
in which the December 2024 updates for Server 2008 R2 are due out on 12/10 (patch Tuesday) we'll wait & see what happens on Dec. 10 for now I'll skip the Nov. 2024 updates
I have a question about BypassESU-v13f: So far I have selected "Windows Server 2008 R2 and Windows 7 category" in Win7_WU_ESU_Patcher. What do I have to do now in BypassESU-v13f under point [3] Configure WU ESU Patcher?
All downloads are in the first post of this topic. .NET4 bypass is built into v13f, but there is also a standalone patcher.