Windows 10 and Windows 11 have had serious problems since the June patch day. Two emergency updates for selected users should solve some problems.
Microsoft donates patches to selected Windows users. (Source: depositphotos.com / realinemedia)
Many Windows 10 and Windows 11 users have been struggling with several problems since the last patch day. Now Microsoft has released two emergency updates to fix some of these bugs. According to the developer, these are only available for users of ARM-based Windows systems.
No wonder, because Windows owners with AMD processors had to struggle with some of the serious problems. Errors occurred when using Azure Active Directory and Microsoft 365. This is exactly what the following patches should fix.
The updates are cumulative, which is why Microsoft advises those of you who are affected to install these updates in place of the June 14 security update. If you already have this installed, only the new data added with the patch will be downloaded.
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Windows 10 is the latest operating system from Microsoft for mobile phones, tablets and computers. You can download the software here.
WLAN difficulties will probably remain for the time being
The problems with the WLAN hotspot functions under Windows 11 and Windows 10, which have also been occurring since the patch day, will probably not be solved with this update. According to Microsoft, a corresponding patch will follow.
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