Microsoft continues to enhance Windows 11 through regular updates that aim to introduce new features and functionality and fix bugs and issues that could impact the overall user experience.
In September 2024, Microsoft had already released a cumulative update for Windows 11, addressing various problems reported by the community. Recently, the company surprised users by sharing another cumulative update for the operating system. If you’re interested in installing this latest update, you can simply head to Windows Update in your settings to download and apply it.
A new cumulative update is now available for Windows 11 from Windows Update
As mentioned, this is the second cumulative update released by Microsoft in September 2024, which is always welcomed by users. These updates not only fix annoying bugs but also improve the overall stability of the operating system.
The latest update, KB5043145, can be downloaded and installed via Windows Update for systems running Windows 11 22H2 and 23H2. It brings a variety of fixes for different issues and errors in the operating system, along with improvements in stability and security.
Microsoft remains committed to optimizing Windows 11, regularly releasing patches for security vulnerabilities and bug fixes. In recent months, they have addressed several issues, such as taskbar freezing, ensuring a smoother user experience.
What’s new in the KB5043145 update for Windows 11?
As mentioned, this latest cumulative update (KB5043145) for Windows 11 brings several key improvements and bug fixes, aimed at enhancing both functionality and user experience. Here’s a detailed look at the changes:
- You can now easily share local files directly from taskbar search results.
- The method for distributing updates from Windows Update has been improved.
- The search box has been removed from the Windows Sharing window, streamlining the interface.
- The media controls on the lock screen have been repositioned to the bottom for better accessibility.
- A new option allows you to sign out of your account manager directly from the Start Menu.
- The issue causing Microsoft Edge to stop working when using IE mode has been fixed.
- You no longer need to repeatedly enter credentials when logging into Outlook.
- A bug that caused the Task Manager to stop responding when switching from a high-contrast theme to a normal one has been corrected.
- You can now manage your Copilot Pro subscription from within Windows Settings.
- The issue where libraries wouldn’t sync with Defender for Endpoint enabled has been resolved.
These changes show Microsoft’s dedication to improving Windows 11 with new features, bug fixes, and security updates, enhancing both performance and usability.
