New Windows 10 cumulative update rolls out to Anniversary Update PCs

Outside of its standard Patch Tuesday schedule, Microsoft recently started rolling out an additional cumulative update for Windows x PCs yet running the Anniversary Update (1607) (via Neowin). Coming two weeks afterward November's round of Patch Tuesday updates, this build doesn't contain anything in the manner of new features. However, the update does scroll the build number up to 14393.1914 and includes a variety of issues fixes and improvements.

Here'southward a look at all of the fixes included in cumulative update KB4051033:

Addressed consequence where screen tearing and scrambled content announced in applications when a reckoner is connected to three or more USB iii.0 display devices. This occurs when you change the content on one or more of the connected brandish devices.

Addressed outcome where a service fails to offset when ii or more services are using the same congenital-in account (such as NetworkService or LocalService). When this issue occurs, the failing service reports the error, "The service did non outset due to a logon failure", or, "A specified logon session does not exist. It may already accept been terminated."

Addressed effect where scheduled tasks with stored credentials fail to run when Credential Guard is enabled. The task fails and reports event ID 104 with the following message: "Task Scheduler failed to log on '\Examination' . Failure occurred in 'LogonUserExEx' . User Action: Ensure the credentials for the task are correctly specified. Additional Data: Mistake Value: 2147943726. 2147943726 : ERROR_LOGON_FAILURE (The user name or countersign is incorrect)."

Addressed issue where, during BitLocker decryption or encryption of a drive, files protected with the Encrypting File Arrangement (EFS) may become corrupted.

Addressed outcome where opening Microsoft Office files from a file server that has Windows Information Protection enabled fails with the error, "Sorry we couldn't open document xxxx".

Addressed issue where a Storage Spaces Direct (S2D) drive that is failing or being removed from a node is incorrectly reported as good for you in admin tools. These tools include Get-Physical Deejay, Server Director, and Failover Cluster Manager.

Addressed issue where a repair job could be suspended indefinitely afterwards re-adding a node to an S2D cluster.

Addressed issue where an incomplete Storage Spaces repair could pb to faulty metadata causing hereafter repairs to stop working.

Addressed effect in the Network Flyout where endmost the sign-in dialog unexpectedly (e.chiliad., clicking outside the window) prevents additional sign-in dialogs from appearing when the user tries to connect to the same network.

Addressed a token leak in services.exe that occurs subsequently applying MS16-111/KB3175027. This results in a kernel session object leak that degrades arrangement performance over fourth dimension. This especially affects Terminal Server implementations, where more user logons typically occur.

Addressed an AppProxy event that could forbid mobile devices from connecting to a network.

Addressed effect where the Remote Desktop clipboard redirection policy doesn't accept effect if reconnecting to an existing session and the policy has changed between the initial connection and reconnecting to the session.

Addressed event where in a non-English language language environs, the OEM OOBE process cannot finish when building a failover cluster. This process fails with the error bulletin, "No integration component with the given proper name could be institute."

Improved operation when querying the file arrangement formats of Directly-Access Storage Devices.

Addressed issue associated with the clustering wellness policy for handling unresponsive clustered drives. By default, drives are retired for unresponsive conditions. The frequency of unresponsive reset remediation is too aggressive.

Addressed issue in the Network Flyout where endmost the sign-in dialog unexpectedly (e.g., clicking outside the window) prevents further sign-in dialogs from appearing when the user tries to connect to the same network.

Improved functioning when launching applications that use Virtual Deejay Service to manage volumes.

Addressed outcome that impacted some Epson SIDM (Dot Matrix) and TM (POS) printers, which were failing to impress on x86 and x64-based systems. This issue affects KB4048953.

Microsoft also says at that place are a couple of known issues still included in this build, a listing of which yous can discover in the full release notes.

If you lot're still one of the few running the Anniversary Update on a PC, yous should be able to catch these fixes via Windows Update at present. Information technology's also worth considering a move upwardly to the Fall Creators Update if possible because, while the Ceremony Update is nonetheless supported, information technology volition exist the next major Windows 10 release to lose support from Microsoft in the coming months.

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