ByMicrosoft has released a new Insider Build for Windows 10 22h2. This build is known as KB5043131. Microsoft released this update for testers on 16 September.
The special thing is that this update is available for both beta and preview channels, which includes many changes and improvements. This month Microsoft also released a stable update for Windows 10. Let us know further what changes we will see in this new update.
Changes in Windows 10 New Insider Build KB5043131
1. Single Sign-On Improvements:
Microsoft noticed a disturbing problem with its Single Sign-On (SSO) system. If you use a certificate to log in, you used to get notices very often. This has also been fixed due to some new rules of the European Digital Market Act.
2. Internet Explorer Mode Fix:
If you use Internet Explorer mode in Microsoft Edge on Windows 10. The update has fixed a problem. Edge used to freeze sometimes when you used IE mode. This will make browsing old websites a little easier.
3. Mobile Operator Update:
If you are using Windows 10 on a device with mobile data. Along with better connectivity for its users, we have now made it easier for Windows to work with different mobile operators.
4. Media Playback Enhancements:
This new update of Windows 10 fixes an issue in which media playback would sometimes stop when using some surround sound setups. So if you want to enjoy your movies or music in full surround sound, then you will not face any problems.
5. File Explorer and taskbar stability:
Windows Server was having trouble with apps like File Explorer and the taskbar, which would sometimes freeze. This update is going to make it easier to navigate your files and use the taskbar.
The backported Start menu account manager experience in Windows 10 has some changes in 19045.4955, mainly changes from the latest Windows 11 Beta build (e.g. sign out button in the main view and a list of users) and some previously missing functionality. https://t.co/wbrJmevAjd pic.twitter.com/OVFvKP8h5o
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6. Windows update notifications:
Microsoft is going to use update notifications to increase the security of Windows 10. So now when you sign in, you will see Windows Update opt-in notifications. This can help keep your system more up-to-date and secure.
7. Long file path problem solved:
This update has solved the directory enumeration problem. If you have folders with symbolic links (think of them as advanced shortcuts) whose names are very long, Windows will sometimes make it easier to list the contents.
With this update, Microsoft has offered new improvements and changes to Windows 10. You will not see any new features.
This means that you will always remain up-to-date with this update. And the security system of your PC has been taken care of. If you want to get more information about this, you can visit its post. What is your opinion on this new update?
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