Microsoft has released a preview of all new updates for Windows 10 version 21H1, version 20H2 and version 2004. The non-security update KB5003214 for Windows 10 includes bug fixes and new features: With this update, messages and interests in the taskbar are now available to everyone who installs this update. With news and interests on the Windows system tray, users gain quick access to a built-in feed that can be customized with dynamic content such as news, weather, games and more, and can be updated throughout the day. As always, the Release Notes overview provides a complete overview of all new features. The update brings Windows 10 version 2004, 20H2 and 21H1 to OS built-in 19041.1023, 19042.1023 and 19043.1023, and can now be downloaded from the Windows Update or Microsoft Update list. To download and install the update, go to Settings -> Update & Security -> Windows Update. Area There are custom updates You will see the link to download and install the update. More information about this update for Windows 10 can be found below or through Microsoft.
Download -> Download the KB5003214 update for Windows 10
You can download KB5003214 for Windows 10 directly from Microsoft:
KB5003214 (Creating OS 19041.1023, 19042.1023, and 19043.1023) Preview
There are quality improvements in this non-security update. Major changes include:
- Taskbar news and interests are now available to anyone who installs this update!
- Improves the hover experience by adding the Open On Hover option (verified by default) in the News and Interests submenu that appears when you right-click on the Windows taskbar.
- Updates issue that may prevent users from opening phone applications fitted to the taskbar. This problem occurs after updating to Windows 10, version 2004 and then using your phone app.
- Updates the issue of preventing a touch device from operating as a series mouse in multiple monitor situations.
- Updates the issue of displaying items on the desktop after deleting them from the desktop.
- Updates bug where video playback may fail when switching from external high-dynamic-range (HDR) display to a built-in non-HDR display.
- Updates the issue of failing to use the spatial audio effect for sounds when you play spatial audio.
- Updates the issue with noise when you use Bluetooth USB headphones to drive spatial audio.
- Updates issue that prevents users from accessing geolocation information.
More information about KB5003214 for Windows 10 can be found here Microsoft.
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