Windows Insiders, Microsoft has just rolled out Windows 10 Build 19045.2670 (KB 5022906) to the Release Preview Channel for those on Windows 10, version 22H2. This update is packed with critical fixes and improvements to enhance the user experience. Below is a detailed summary of the key updates:
## Key Improvements and Fixes
- Microsoft Excel Hyperlinks: Resolved an issue preventing hyperlinks from functioning correctly.
- Appx State Repository: Fixed an incomplete cleanup issue when removing user profiles, which previously caused database growth and login delays in multi-user environments.
- Daylight-Saving Time Support: Implemented support for the United Mexican States’ daylight-saving time change order for 2023.
- Deadlock Resolution: Addressed a resource conflict issue causing deadlocks in COM+ applications.
- IE Mode Status Bar: Fixed visibility issues with the status bar text in Internet Explorer mode.
- CBS Log Improvements: Ensured that non-error messages are no longer logged in cbs.log.
- Remove-Item Cmdlet: Enhanced the functionality of the
- AppV File Names: Corrected the letter case (uppercase or lowercase) issue affecting file names.
- Microsoft Edge Policies: Fixed issues that removed conflicting policies for Microsoft Edge in environments using the
- Azure AD Provisioning: Resolved issues with bulk provisioning using a provisioning package for Azure Active Directory.
- Video Playback: Fixed a bug in a streaming app that stopped video playback after an advertisement.
- MSInfo.exe: Corrected the reporting issue regarding the enforcement status of the Windows Defender Application Control (WDAC) user mode policy.
- Narrator Accessibility: Addressed various accessibility issues affecting the Narrator on the Settings home page.
- LSASS with Sysprep: Fixed an issue where LSASS might stop responding after running Sysprep on a domain-joined machine.
- Virtual Machines: Resolved an issue where virtual machines (VMs) stopped responding when adding a new disk to a storage pool in thin provisioning scenarios.
These updates are poised to significantly improve performance, security, and user experience across various functionalities in Windows 10.
## Relevance and Implications for Windows Users
This build is crucial for users who rely on a stable and efficient Windows 10 environment. The fixes address a range of issues from application performance to accessibility improvements, ensuring a more seamless user experience. The support for the daylight-saving time change in Mexico and improvements in tools and virtual environments make this a significant update for both everyday users and IT administrators managing multiple systems.
Stay updated with the latest patches and ensure your systems are running optimally by installing this build. For a more detailed overview, you can check the official Windows Insider Blog.
[The Windows Insider Program Team]
## Key Improvements and Fixes
- Microsoft Excel Hyperlinks: Resolved an issue preventing hyperlinks from functioning correctly.
- Appx State Repository: Fixed an incomplete cleanup issue when removing user profiles, which previously caused database growth and login delays in multi-user environments.
- Daylight-Saving Time Support: Implemented support for the United Mexican States’ daylight-saving time change order for 2023.
- Deadlock Resolution: Addressed a resource conflict issue causing deadlocks in COM+ applications.
- IE Mode Status Bar: Fixed visibility issues with the status bar text in Internet Explorer mode.
- CBS Log Improvements: Ensured that non-error messages are no longer logged in cbs.log.
- Remove-Item Cmdlet: Enhanced the functionality of the
Remove-Item cmdlet for Microsoft OneDrive folders.- AppV File Names: Corrected the letter case (uppercase or lowercase) issue affecting file names.
- Microsoft Edge Policies: Fixed issues that removed conflicting policies for Microsoft Edge in environments using the
MDMWinsOverGPFlag in Microsoft Intune.- Azure AD Provisioning: Resolved issues with bulk provisioning using a provisioning package for Azure Active Directory.
- Video Playback: Fixed a bug in a streaming app that stopped video playback after an advertisement.
- MSInfo.exe: Corrected the reporting issue regarding the enforcement status of the Windows Defender Application Control (WDAC) user mode policy.
- Narrator Accessibility: Addressed various accessibility issues affecting the Narrator on the Settings home page.
- LSASS with Sysprep: Fixed an issue where LSASS might stop responding after running Sysprep on a domain-joined machine.
- Virtual Machines: Resolved an issue where virtual machines (VMs) stopped responding when adding a new disk to a storage pool in thin provisioning scenarios.
These updates are poised to significantly improve performance, security, and user experience across various functionalities in Windows 10.
## Relevance and Implications for Windows Users
This build is crucial for users who rely on a stable and efficient Windows 10 environment. The fixes address a range of issues from application performance to accessibility improvements, ensuring a more seamless user experience. The support for the daylight-saving time change in Mexico and improvements in tools and virtual environments make this a significant update for both everyday users and IT administrators managing multiple systems.
Stay updated with the latest patches and ensure your systems are running optimally by installing this build. For a more detailed overview, you can check the official Windows Insider Blog.
[The Windows Insider Program Team]
