You know the music: Who says on the second Tuesday of the month… Windows 10 update. Microsoft released Patch Tuesday in February on versions of the operating system it currently supports.
If your computer has a version of Windows 10 on board 20H2 or 2004, you can download the KB4601319 update now. On the other hand, this is the version 1909 that will equip your computer and the update will be proposed under the name KB4601315. As with every monthly overall update, don’t expect anything new. This type of update is really focused on providing security patches that allow you to fix various bugs.
KP4601319 for Windows 10, version 20H2 and 2004
Here are the changes made by the KB4601319 update intended for the 20H2 and 2004 versions of Windows 10. As you can see, an error related to the use of the chkdsk command has now been fixed:
- Adjusts the potential height for privileged vulnerabilities in Win32k components.
- Indicates a problem that may cause file systems to crash and prevent booting after running chkdsk / f.
- Windows Application Platform and Frameworks, Windows Applications, Windows Input and Composition, Windows Cloud Infrastructure, Windows Management, Windows Authentication, Windows Basics, Windows Cryptography, Windows Virtualization, Windows Core Network Security and Windows Core Network
KB4601315 for Windows 10, version 1909
For version 1909, the update will be named KB4601315. The official changelog is here:
- Adjusts the potential height for privileged vulnerabilities in Win32k components.
- Windows Application Platform and Frameworks, Windows Applications, Windows Input and Composition, Windows Cloud Infrastructure, Windows Management, Windows Authentication, Windows Basics, Windows Cryptography, Windows Virtualization, Windows Core Network Security and Windows Core Network
How to install this update?
February To install the overall update, go to your PC Settings / Update and Security and click the Update button. It will be installed automatically on your computer and used after restarting. A good download!
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