Category: Windows 10

Microsoft is releasing Windows 10 22H2 Build 19045.5674 (KB5053643) to the Release Preview Channel for Insiders who are on Windows 10, version 22H2. This update adds Noto CJK fonts for improved Chinese, Japanese, and Korean text support in Windows. It resolves issues with File Explorer thumbnails displaying white pages, enhances security by storing temporary files in a protected directory (C:\Windows\SystemTemp), and fixes problems with troubleshooters in Remote Desktop sessions. Additionally, it improves printer functionality for IHV drivers and enhances discoverability of web search providers in the European Economic Area through Windows Search. Country and Operator Settings Asset (COSA) profiles have also been updated.

Microsoft has released monthly cumulative updates for all supported operating systems. The updates primarily focus on fixing discovered bugs and vulnerabilities, but may also include new features. The updates are now available on Windows Update.

Microsoft has released optional cumulative update KB5052916 (build 19045.5547) for Windows 1o versions 22H2, which brings with it fixes for Narrator, dwm, and OpenSSH.

Microsoft today released Windows 10 Build 19045.5552 to Insiders in the Release Preview channel. It is notable for security fixes and improvements made to DWM, OpenSSH, Narrator, and timezone settings.

Shorty after making version 24H2 upgrade to most Windows 11 users, Microsoft does the same for those who on Windows 10. The company has published Windows 11 24H2 as an option for eligible devices running Windows 10, version 22H2. The upgrade is not forced, the newest OS appears as an optional action for 'seekers'.

Windows 10 Build 19045.5435 is now available in the Release Preview Channel with KB5050081. It ships several new features to Windows 11 22H2. Here are the details.

Microsoft released a new preview build of Windows 10 numbered 19045.5194 (KB5046714) for Windows Insider program participants in the Beta and Release Preview channels.This is the last Windows 10 Beta build, as Microsoft is closing this update channel. All Windows 10 Insiders will be moved to the Release Preview channel, where the company intends to continue releasing new builds. Users can also manually switch to the Release Preview channel under Settings > Update & Security > Windows Insider Program.

Microsoft has closed the Windows 10 Beta Channel and will transition all participating Windows Insiders to the Release Preview Channel. This move comes just a few months after the company revived the Beta Channel in June, marking the first Beta build release in three years, following the last one in 2021.

Microsoft has released a new portion of patches for all supported Windows versions. Here are the details.

As you may remember, Microsoft ends support for the Windows 10 on October 14, 2025, but the company will continue to release security updates under the Extended Support Updates (ESU) program on a paid basis. Unlike Windows 7, regular users, not just corporate clients, will be able to join the program.