1.

Windows Server 2022 Standard Edition:

This is a core installation without a graphical user interface (GUI), commonly used
for scenarios where a minimal footprint is desired, such as running specific server
roles without unnecessary graphical overhead.
2.
Windows Server 2022 Standard Edition (Desktop Experience):
This option includes the full graphical user interface, providing a Windows desktop
environment. It’s suitable for scenarios where a traditional desktop experience is
preferred, such as when managing the server locally rather than remotely.
3.
Windows Server 2022 Datacenter Edition:
Similar to the Standard Edition, the Datacenter Edition offers core installation without
a GUI. It is designed for larger-scale deployments and provides additional features
compared to the Standard Edition.
4.
Windows Server 2022 Datacenter Edition (Desktop Experience):
This option includes the full desktop experience, making it suitable for scenarios
where a graphical interface is necessary, and the server will be managed locally.
5.
Choosing Between Core and Desktop Experience: If you prefer a more lightweight
and efficient installation, especially for servers running specific roles without the need
for a GUI, you might opt for the core installation. If you need a traditional desktop
environment for local management, go for the Desktop Experience version. Your
choice depends on your specific use case, server role requirements, and whether you
prefer a minimalistic core installation or a full desktop experience.Choose the desired
Windows Server 2022 operating system you want to install and then click
6. Next
7. Read and accept the license terms, then click Next