Windows 10 KB5026361, which includes numerous fixes, is now being pushed to devices in the production channel. This update is available via Windows Update or can be manually installed using the.msu file. Microsoft has made available offline installers for Windows 10 KB5026361.
KB5026361 for Windows 10 is a required safety update that will be downloaded and installed without user interaction at some point. Update pausing and delaying will be unavailable for well over a month. This is a security update, so don't expect any major changes to the operating system. A number of enhancements have been made, however.
For instance, you can now modify the language used for your Microsoft account's interface and regional settings in one convenient location: the Settings menu. The update also includes this change and a number of other bug fixes. The issue that caused Edge IT mode to stop working has been fixed, for instance, by Microsoft.
The update fixes a problem where the "News and interests" feature in Windows 10 was not functioning properly.
Like previous updates, the May 2023 Update for Windows 10 is being released through Windows Update. You can get a copy by visiting Settings > Protections and Upgrades > Update for Windows. To look for new Windows updates, hit the "Check for updates" button.
Windows 11 users will receive KB5026372 with the same fixes for bugs, but distinct distinctions.
The following updates will be available when you check for updates on Windows 10 today:
Update for Windows 10 22H2 on x64-based Systems, Cumulative, 2023-05 (KB5026361)
Or
Windows 10 x64-based systems: cumulative update 2023-05 (KB5026361)
The company has updated the firewall settings so that users can set up rules for specific applications.
When "Smart Card is Required for Interactive Logon" is activated, the update fixes an issue where incorrect password expiration notices are sent to users.
The issue where the Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS) process would unexpectedly terminate and force a system restart has also been fixed.
Verify that your settings are up to date.
In addition, the problems with provisioning packages failing to apply in certain circumstances requiring elevation and with protected content display when using Taskbar Thumbnail Live Preview are addressed in the update released in May 2023.
Customers using mobile device management (MDM) will also be relieved to know that this update fixes the printing problem brought on by an exception.
Additionally, the update fixes issues with the Microsoft Edge WebView2 causing an infinite loop during process restarts, the keyboard layout reverting to the system default in certain console sessions, and signing into Windows Hello for Business with a PIN.
In addition, problems with the Local Administrator Password Solution (LAPS), DirectX applications running on older Intel graphics drivers, the Unified Write Filter (UWF), the Resilient File System (ReFS), MySQL commands on Windows Xenon containers, SMB Direct on systems using multi-byte character sets, and the Unified Write Filter (UWF) have all been fixed.
Some Nvidia users running Windows 11 or 10 have reported high CPU usage since the March driver update. In the next few hours, an emergency hotfix will be released to address the high CPU usage issue, as confirmed by the chip manufacturer.
Nvidia representatives confirmed that a software patch for the affected GeForce driver version 531.18 was developed and would be released within the next few hours. The news accounts on Reddit It appears that a bug in the GeForce Driver 531.18, which was released on February 28 and was widely installed by users in March, is to blame for excessively high levels of processor utilization.
According to reports from users, the driver can increase CPU usage by 15 percent for the Nvidia Display Container Service service. This issue, it is claimed, causes their laptops to overheat, impedes performance, and causes the batteries to drain too quickly.
After looking into it, we found that the issue originated with the Nvidia Display Container Se...
The touch screen is a great piece of equipment, but it doesn't seem to be an indispensable element on Windows computer models in general. According to previous surveys, there have been many cases of laptop users with touch screens confessing that they rarely touch the screen.
This is because platforms like Windows, Mac, or Chrome OS themselves are optimized for use with a mouse and keyboard rather than touch screens like mobile operating systems. Therefore, users only need a mouse and keyboard to be able to take advantage of the operating system's potential.
This article will show you how to disable the touch screen in Windows 11, avoiding the case of mistaken operations when accidentally touching the screen.
Turn off the touch screen by using Device Manager
To get started, click the Windows Search icon (magnifying glass) on the taskbar, enter the keyword " Device Manager " in the search bar, then click the corresponding result.
On the Device Man...
You need to format the hard drive if you plan to use it with Windows. Formatting a hard drive means erasing all information on the drive and setting up a file system so that the operating system can read and write data to the drive.
It sounds complicated, but it's actually not too difficult to format any Windows hard drive. This feature is a very basic function that all operating systems have, and Windows has made it pretty easy.
Important note : If the hard drive you want to format has never been used or has just been wiped clean, it needs to be partitioned first. For more information, see the following two articles:
Instructions to split and merge drives in Windows 7
Instructions to split and merge drives in Windows 10
After the hard drive is partitioned, continue with the following steps to format the hard drive.
Time Required: The time it takes to format a hard drive in Windows depends entirely on the size of the drive, but the overall speed of th...
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