Microsoft, also referred to as the November 2021 update Windows 10 21H2 released a new patch for The update, which also concerns users of the 21H1 version, which was released months ago, Windows 10 build 19044.139 has the build number.
Like every update from Microsoft, Windows 10 build 19044.139 version was not immediately available to the general public. The US company, which first tested the update with members who signed up for the Release Preview channel of the Windows Insiders Program, aims so that the problems that will occur do not affect the end user.
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Bugs fixed with Windows 10 build 19044.139
First of all, you should check your Windows 10 version to see if your computer is eligible for the update. You can open the Run window with the Windows key + R combinations or directly into the search bar. “winver” type the command. If you see the 21H1 or 21H2 version number on the ‘About Windows’ screen that opens, your device is eligible.
Here are the important innovations that come with Windows 10 build 19044.139:
- Fixed an issue affecting the opening of the SearchFilterHost.exe process.
- Added support for the Republic of Fiji’s decision to cancel 2021 daylight saving time.
- Fixed an issue that prevented the registration status page (ESP) from displaying the error message or fix options after an error.
- Added the –cd argument to wsl.exe to specify a Windows or Linux path as the starting directory for the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL).
- Fixed an issue that could not automatically apply machine Group Policy objects on startup or in the background to devices in a domain with certain processors.
- Added an Internet Protocol version 4 (IPv4) maximum transfer unit (MTU) configuration option of less than 576 bytes on an interface.
- System Center – Operations Manager Fixed an issue where event description was not provided for
- Fixed an issue that incorrectly rendered some variable fonts.
- Fixed an issue that caused the 32-bit version of Microsoft Excel to stop working on devices with certain processors when exported as PDF.
- Fixed an issue that displayed glyphs at the wrong angle when using the Meiryo UI font and other vertical fonts. These fonts Japan, China or is often used in other countries in Asia.
- To create pop-ups in Microsoft Edge Internet Explorer mode itsload operation is enabled.
- Fixed an issue affecting predictive preprocessing in Microsoft Edge Internet Explorer mode.
- Fixed an issue that caused Internet Explorer to stop working.
- Fixed an issue that caused Internet Explorer to stop working when using the Input Method Editor (IME) to add items.
- Fixed an issue where the Settings page would unexpectedly close after removing a font.
- Fixed an issue affecting the UI for renaming files when using the folder view in File Explorer.
- Fixed a memory leak in ctfmon.exe when switching between different editing clients.
- When connecting to a shared remote printer on a Windows print server 0x000006e4, 0x0000007c or 0x00000709 coded bugs fixed.
- Resolved an issue that turned off screen capture and recording functions in the Windows Game Bar due to a service error.
- Fixed an issue that caused Windows Defender Application Control to incorrectly compare two file version numbers.
- Fixed an issue that prevented Quick Assist users from using the full-screen view after starting a remote assistance session.
- Fixed an issue that prevented your favorite apps from appearing in the Start menu and prevented you from configuring them to appear in the Start menu using a Group Policy.
These changes, released for users in the Release Preview channel as part of the Windows Insiders Program, will become publicly available with a future update. Microsoft did not give a specific date, but it is expected to be released with cumulative updates to be released in December 2021.