restart issue

Winsage
October 10, 2024
Microsoft has resolved issues related to the Windows 11 Patch Tuesday preview update KB5043145, which had caused performance challenges for some users, including multiple restarts and blue or green screens. The restart issue is now marked as fixed in the known issues list. The recent Patch Tuesday update included critical security fixes, notably addressing a remote code execution vulnerability. USB and Bluetooth connection issues caused by the previous update are also expected to be resolved. Users who installed the earlier update are advised to use a Known Issue Rollback (KIR) or Group Policy for any remaining issues. The Patch Tuesday release is significant for Home and Pro users of Windows 11 22H2, as it marks the final updates for these editions, while Enterprise and Education editions will continue to receive support until next year. As of October 8, Windows 11 21H2 editions have also reached the end of their security updates.
Winsage
August 23, 2024
Microsoft has released a beta update for Windows 10, designated as 22H2 (KB5041582), to address memory leaks and crashes for users in the Beta and Release Preview channels. The update resolves a memory leak related to Bluetooth devices and an Input Method Editor (IME) memory leak when closing combo boxes. It also fixes a Bind Filter Driver bug causing system freezes with symbolic links and a restart issue linked to a Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) task. Insider systems running Windows 10, version 22H2 will be updated to Build 19045.4842. Additionally, Microsoft reopened the Windows 10 beta channel in June after a three-year hiatus, allowing Insiders to test new features before general release. Users can switch to the Beta Channel through Settings > Update & Security > Windows Insider Program. Opting for the Canary or Dev channels will upgrade users to the latest Windows 11 build, with a brief opportunity to revert to Windows 10 requiring a clean installation.
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