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This is very strange that MS is allowing to create BC26 or BC25.3 and not .4 and .5

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Jainam M. Kothari 7,938 on at

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This is very strange that MS is allowing to create BC26 or BC25.3 and not .4 and .5

Hello,

I Do agree with @Khushbu Rajvi., it may be because of Localization.

You should Contact to Microsoft for the same,
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YUN ZHU 83,249 Super User 2025 Season 1 on at

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This is very strange that MS is allowing to create BC26 or BC25.3 and not .4 and .5

The only way to find out is to contact Microsoft.

However, it was indeed modified to correspond to all versions during the upgrade.

https://youtu.be/wPEZ3U5j4zw

Thanks.

ZHU
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Khushbu Rajvi. 16,372 Super User 2025 Season 1 on at

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This is very strange that MS is allowing to create BC26 or BC25.3 and not .4 and .5

Hi, I think the version list is shown based on localization, and it defaults according to the country name.

For CA:

For BF.

For AU.

For SE:
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Holly Huffman 6,085 on at

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This is very strange that MS is allowing to create BC26 or BC25.3 and not .4 and .5

Good morning, afternoon, or evening depending on your location!

This situation could be due to Microsoft's release and update policies for Dynamics 365 Business Central environments.
Here are some possible reasons why only BC26 and BC25.3 are available for new environment creation, while BC25.4 and BC25.5 are not:

1. Update Rollout Strategy

Microsoft often rolls out updates in phases. While BC25.4 and BC25.5 may have been released as cumulative updates, they might not yet be available for new environment creation.

These updates could be intended for existing environments as part of the automatic update process rather than for new deployments.

2. Stability and Testing

Microsoft may restrict certain versions from being used for new environments if they are undergoing additional testing or if issues have been identified post-release.

This ensures that new environments are created with stable and reliable versions.

3. Regional Availability

The availability of specific versions can vary by region. For example, BC25.4 and BC25.5 might not yet be deployed in your region's data centers.

4. Licensing or Configuration

Certain versions may be tied to specific licensing or configuration requirements, which could limit their availability for new environments.

Next Steps

Check Release Notes: Review the Business Central Release Notes for details on version availability and update policies.

Monitor Updates: Keep an eye on the Business Central Updates Page for announcements regarding new environment creation and version availability.

Hope this helps some!