The update for Windows 10 KB5014699, has been released to the production channel. Although there aren’t any glaring new features or enhancements with this cumulative update, it does include a number of bug fixes. The offline setup packages for Windows 10 version KB5014699 can be directly downloaded from the Microsoft Update Catalog.
The June 2022 Patch Tuesday release includes the security update KB5014699. Since Windows 10 is no longer Microsoft’s top operating system, no major changes will be included in the next cumulative update.
Microsoft has undoubtedly solved a number of problems, including an issue where some applications, like as Outlook or Excel, won’t run. This is due to Microsoft’s dedication to maintaining support for Windows XP even as development continues on Windows 11 (version 22H2).
App crashes with misleading error messages have been observed by Windows 10 users, as we noted lately. To reduce the number of times their apps break, some users have stopped receiving Windows Updates. This issue only affects customers who have the most recent upgrades for.NET Framework, and it manifests itself when users launch their preferred application.
Microsoft has been working on a solution to the app crashes for some time, but Windows 10 has lately encountered a new flaw that causes programmes that rely on the graphics processing unit to fail. It appears that the remaining app bugs have been resolved in Windows 10 Build 19044.1766, and most apps should now work smoothly.
Release Notes for Windows 10 Version KB5014699 (Build 19044.1766)
Microsoft is fixing a problem with the Japanese half-width katakana alphabet by adding support for sorting version 6.4.3. Another issue that stopped users from signing in to Azure Active Directory without being enrolled has been resolved (AAD).
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Apparently, business users are the primary focus for the majority of the problem solutions. For instance, Microsoft has addressed a problem that might have prevented the AnyCPU software from executing in 64-bit mode. In addition, a problem that prevented Azure Desired State Configuration (DSC) situations with several partial setups from functioning as intended has been rectified.
There was a problem with making remote procedure calls to the Win32 User or Win32 Group WMI class, but that has been resolved in Windows 10 Build 19044.1766. Another error that occurred while adding a trusted user, group, or machine to an existing one-way trust configuration was corrected.
The window frame wouldn’t update properly while using Internet Explorer mode in Microsoft Edge, but that’s been fixed now.
Equally, Windows 10 now has a permanent fix for a rare bug that prevents Excel or Outlook from launching. One more problem that was affecting always-on Windows PCs has been resolved by Microsoft.
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All updates and bug fixes are detailed below.
- Microsoft has addressed a problem with the Internet Explorer mode window frame.
- To prevent print errors, Microsoft has resolved an issue.
- An problem that prevented BitLocker from encrypting has been resolved by Microsoft.
- Microsoft has patched an issue that modified the mouse cursor’s behaviour and form. Applications such as Microsoft Defender Application Guard (MDAG), Microsoft Office, and Microsoft Edge are impacted.
- To further improve dependability, Microsoft has also addressed a problem with the TS Gateway service.
- When a computer is linked to a domain, Windows Search’s highlighting features will function as intended.
- When using the Input Method Editor, Microsoft has resolved an issue where the erroneous icon would appear.
- The issue that resulted in the warning symbol being coloured yellow has been resolved by Microsoft.
- To restore a system that has been corrupted, you can no longer use a recovery disc (CD or DVD) created with Windows 7’s Backup and Restore tool included in the Control Panel thanks to a flaw that has been patched.
- Similarly, the recent Windows 10 update fixes a serious flaw that caused several programmes to fail while utilising the integrated GPU. A bug that might cause Direct3D 9 applications to crash or behave erratically has also been patched by Microsoft.
Errors and known problems in Windows 10 version 19044.1766
There are certain known issues in Windows 10 Build 19044.1766, and Microsoft is aware of them. One of these issues is that the Snip & Sketch programme may not work properly. This also occurs while using the Windows key + Shift + S keyboard shortcut.
Microsoft claims the issue has been present in Windows since KB5010342 was released on February 8, 2022, and a fix is currently unavailable.
