Windows 10 KB5045594 update fixes multi-function printer bugs

Windows 10 KB5045594 update fixes multi-function printer bugs

October 22, 2024 at 04:52PM

Microsoft has released the optional KB5045594 preview cumulative update for Windows 10 22H2, addressing multi-function printer issues and introducing a new Start Menu design. This update includes eight bug fixes and allows users to test upcoming features before the next mandatory Patch Tuesday. Users can manually download it via Windows Update.

### Meeting Takeaways: KB5045594 Preview Cumulative Update for Windows 10 22H2

1. **Overview of Update**:
– Microsoft released the optional KB5045594 preview cumulative update for Windows 10 22H2.
– Focuses on fixes for multi-function printer issues and other bugs, but does not include security updates.

2. **New Features**:
– **Start Menu Redesign**: New account manager interface in the Start menu for easier account management. This feature is rolling out gradually.

3. **Installation Process**:
– Users can check for updates via **Settings > Windows Update** and can manually install the update.
– Optional update prompts users to click on the ‘Download and install’ link.
– Manual downloads available from the Microsoft Update Catalog.

4. **Fixes Included in the Update**:
– Multi-Function Printer (MFP) issues resolved, including printing errors and scanner driver installation failures.
– Fixes to virtual switch stop errors and upgrade issues from Windows 10 to Windows 11.
– Updated product activation phone numbers and mobile operator settings.
– Resolution for WebView2 app input detection problems with Xbox 360 and Bluetooth controllers.
– Specific issue with Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) causing black screen upon sign-in and issues with signing out.

5. **Version Update**:
– Post-installation, Windows 10 22H2 will be updated to build **19045.5073**.

6. **Known Issues**:
– Microsoft currently reports no known issues or bugs related to this update.

### Action Items:
– Encourage IT teams and users to consider installing the optional update.
– Monitor the rollout of the new Start Menu feature among users.
– Keep an eye on feedback regarding the update for any unexpected issues.

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