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Microsoft has reminded users that Windows 11 22H2 is set to receive its last non-security preview update this month. These preview updates, known as C- or D-releases, are issued on the fourth week.
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A Group Policy for the automatic download of optional updates was introduced in Windows 11 recently. This is now also coming to Windows 10 as Microsoft seemingly understands the latter's importance.
Microsoft has announced a new policy to give businesses and organizations more control over optional non-security monthly updates and gradual feature rollouts (CFRs) for Windows 11.
Microsoft has released an out-of-band update KB5019311 (build 22621.525) for Windows 11 22H2. It fixes an issue which was making life difficult when trying to create an installation media.
Microsoft has released optional update KB5016690 (C-release) for users with Windows 10 v1809 LTSC. The main highlight of the release is a fix for the bug causing a 0x1E error when shutting down.
Microsoft prepared a big optional update for those using the good-old Windows 10. KB5014666 adds new printing features and fixes various bugs in trackpads, Wi-Fi hotspots, Cloud Clipboard, etc.
Optional C-updates are now available for all supported versions of Windows 10 and 11. The latter received the most changes with Search highlights and tons of various bugfixes and improvements.
Microsoft has released new, optional non-security preview updates, also known as "C" releases, for all supported Windows 10 versions. The updates fix several annoying bugs in games and applications.
Microsoft has released optional Windows 10 updates for versions 21H1, 20H2, and 2004, bringing fixes for News and Interests' blurry text, gaming performance improvements, and more.
Right after the out-of-band updates, Microsoft has released additional optional cumulative updates for Windows 10 versions 1809, 1903, and 1909, which are available through Windows Update.
This week saw the release of Flight Simulator system requirements, some optional Windows 10 updates and expected Insider builds, as well as as the beginning of a rebrand. Catch up below.
