Microsoft Released Important Windows 10 Update Codenamed KB5034763

For Windows 10 21H2 and Windows 10 22H2, Microsoft has issued the cumulative update KB5034763. This update includes a few minor changes, such as the ongoing implementation of adjustments to comply with the Digital Markets Act (DMA) of Europe.

The required Windows 10 cumulative update KB5034763 includes the very important security fixes for Patch Tuesday in February 2024.

For Windows users, the update can be manually installed by navigating to Settings, selecting Windows Update, and then ‘Check for Updates.’

However, as soon as you check for updates in Windows, this update—which is required—will begin installing immediately. You can schedule when the installation is completed when your machine restarts to make this easier to handle. After installing this update, Windows 10 22H2 will be updated to build version 19045.4046, and Windows 10 21H2 will be updated to build version 19044.4046.

Important Changes:

Here’s a list of all other improvements in Windows 10 KB5034763:

• This update resolves an issue with Remote Desktop that required you to start a new session in order to return to your previous one. It also ensures that keyboard language modifications function properly in Remote Apps.
• Fixes for the computer’s startup sequence, network connectivity, and user group and policy management are available to administrators.
• Microsoft also fixed problems with apps not opening, cloud files not removing properly, and group policy creation in intricate network configurations.
• This update fixes a problem with explorer.exe. It may refuse to respond. When you turn on or off a PC with a controller device connected, this happens.
• An problem that interferes with the download of device metadata is fixed in this release. There is now increased security when downloading via HTTPS from the Windows Metadata and Internet Services (WMIS).
• An issue with the Certificate Authority snap-in is fixed in this update. The option “Delta CRL” is not available to you. This prevents you from publishing Delta CRLs using the GUI.

Additionally, the KB5034763 update improves the overall performance of your Windows 10 installation by resolving an issue with the Code Integrity Module (ci.dll) that was causing device freezes. Additionally, it includes a new security certificate for computers that start up safely and updates the list of dangerous drivers to protect your computer from different hack attacks.

Overall, this update supposed to make windows 10 more safe and secure.