Microsoft continues its updates for Windows 10 and Windows 11 at full speed. The US software giant released new versions for both operating systems on Tuesday. While the update for Windows 11 focuses on quality improvements, the update for Windows 10 focuses on security and bug fixes.
The number of users who migrated to Windows 11 is quite low compared to those who migrated to Windows 10. Because Microsoft has made a lot of changes in the system requirements for Windows 11. This caused most of the people using Windows 10 to be unable to switch to Windows 11. However, support for Windows 10 is not completely over. The company will continue to provide support until 2025.
The first cumulative update for Windows 11 is out: Here are the changes
Microsoft, which recently released the official version of Windows 11, released its first cumulative update today.
October patch for Windows 10 comes with build number KB5006670
October’s Tuesday patch comes with build number KB5006670 for Windows 10. This update; Currently available for download for Windows 10 21H1, (Build 19043.1288), 20H2 (Build 19042.1288), Version 2004 (Build 19041.1288).
The new update of Windows 10 fixes an issue that prevents some applications such as Microsoft Office and Adobe Reader from opening and becoming unresponsive. For affected devices, the new update fixes this issue.
On the other hand, this month’s security patch; Also addresses some serious vulnerabilities, including CVE-2021-40449 (Win32k elevation of privilege vulnerability), CVE-2021-40487 (Microsoft SharePoint Server remote code execution vulnerability), and CVE-2021-26427 (Microsoft Exchange) .
The Tuesday October 2021 update is available for new and old versions of Windows 10. So the latest security patch; You can download it in Windows 10 versions 1909, 1809, 1607 and 1507. These are all the details about the new version for now.