Microsoft will officially release Windows 11 next week. Supported models will gradually transition to the new operating system, while unsupported models will continue to receive updates through Windows 10 until 2025.
Software giant Microsoft recently insider new for users Windows 11 released the update. After that, the company did not forget the existing Windows 10 users and this system KB5005611 (21H2), has released a new update with build number.
Microsoft accidentally showed Windows 11’s media player
Continuing the testing process of Windows 11, Microsoft accidentally showed the media player application. Here is the new Windows Media Player!
Windows 10 KB5005611 update includes various bug fixes
New update with build number KB5005611; Available for Windows 10 versions 21H1, 20H2 and 2004. You can also manually download and install the update from Microsoft Catalog.
The new update for Windows 10 comes optionally and includes a number of bug fixes. In other words, Microsoft does not offer users a new security patch this time. It just fixes known bugs and makes improvements.
Here are the improvements and fixes made
- Fixed issues with news and interests
- Fixed issues with Outlook app and add-ins
- System crash issues fixed
- Fixed audio distortion issues when using the digital assistant for recording
- Fixed an issue where the system time was incorrectly displayed after enabling daylight saving time
- Fixed an issue that caused the device to stop working when the system was restarted during normal use
- Fixed an issue that caused the taskbar applet to not work (default location)
You can optionally download the new Windows 10 update, which includes bug fixes, by going to the settings. Users who have installed the update currently state that the new version is OK. However, if you get any errors, you can remove the update from the Windows Update menu at any time.