[Windows 10]Windows Update April 2023 Bug Information – Release Preview KB5025297

It highlights functionality improvements, bug fixes, and updates

• Fixed a bug that caused the Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS) to become unresponsive and cause a blue screen error (BSoD) with 0xc0000005 (STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION) and restart the computer.
• Fixed a bug that caused the taskbar to flash and the explorer to stop responding. This bug was caused by News & Matters (*KB5019275 posted Jan 20, 2023 also stating that this bug has been fixed. Second time. Wasn’t it fixed?)
• Fixed an intermittent apphelp.dll error in some enterprise applications that use DirectX or Direct 3D
• Fixed a bug that caused printing to stop due to an issue affecting mobile device management (MDM)
• Fixed a bug where turning off the Unified Write Filter (UWF) using a call to Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) caused the computer to become unresponsive
• Fixed a bug affecting the Resilient File System (ReFS) that prevented the operating system from booting properly
• Added the ability to sync language and region settings when you change the language or region in your Microsoft account
• Fixed a bug where the tab window manager would stop responding in crosoft Edge’s IE mode.
• Fixed a bug where the popup opened in the background instead of the foreground in IE mode in Microsoft Edge.
• Change your firewall settings. You can now set application group rules
• Fixed a bug where minimizing a window with protected content would show hidden content
• Corresponds to daylight saving time in Iran
• Fixed a bug where savings pack fails to be applied when a hike is needed
• Fixed a bug affecting the administrator account lockout policy
• Fixed a bug that sent unexpected password expiration notifications
• This update affects Xbox Elite users with an Xbox Adaptive Controller. This update forces reset controller settings on desktop devices
• The app icon has changed for some mobile service providers
• Fixed a bug where all suggested items were not shown first when entering the Chinese language
• Fixed a bug in Windows Defender Application Control where the policy to block programs using fragmentation rules was not applied correctly.
• Fixed a bug that failed to sign in to Remote Desktop Services when using a PIN to sign in to Windows Hello for Business
• Fixed a bug that made Active Directory users and computers unresponsive
• Fixed a bug where logging into a console session would reset the keyboard layout to default
• Fixed a bug affecting MySQL. Commands may fail on Windows Xenon containers
• Fixed a bug where endpoints could not be used with SMB Direct on systems using multi-byte character sets
• Fixed a bug where the infinite loop would occur when trying to restart Microsoft Edge WebView2

If you installed Windows 10 from a custom offline media or custom ISO image, this update may remove Microsoft Edge Legacy and not automatically replace it with the new Microsoft Edge.

This error is caused by offline custom media or ISO images nested with a standalone service stack update (SSU) released after March 29, 2021 in the image without installing that update first. It only happens when it is created.

Devices that connect directly to Windows Update to receive updates will not be affected. This includes devices that use Windows Update for Business.

To work around this bug, before integrating the latest cumulative update (LCU), first download any standalone servicing stack update (SSU) released after March 29, 2021 to your offline custom media or streaming ISO to the image.

1. Extract the cab from the Msu using the below command. (example in KB5000842)

2. Extract the SSU from the booth using the below command.

3. This will create an SSU cab “SSU-19041.903-x64.cab”. Input this file first, and then put it into the LCU.

If this problem occurs when installing the operating system using custom media,The new Microsoft EdgeYou can solve this problem by downloading and manual installation directly. If you need to deploy the new Microsoft Edge for business at scale, seeDownload and deploy Microsoft Edge for Business“Please refer to the.

After installing the preview build KB5017380 on September 21, 2022 or later, the taskbar may not function properly or the system may become unstable. Specifically, you may experience the following symptoms:

• The taskbar becomes unresponsive
• Windows Explorer becomes unresponsive
• Weather, news, and interests widgets flash on the taskbar
• If Office applications such as Microsoft Word or Excel are open when these problems occur, the Office applications will also stop responding.

This bug was fixed using Known Issue Undo (KIR / feature that allows you to undo only the problem part without uninstalling the update). In the case of a public computer environment or a computer environment that is not managed by a company or organization, it will be automatically patched within a maximum of 24 hours even if you leave it alone. Restarting your computer might fix it sooner.

On computers managed by a company or organization, this can be resolved by installing and configuring the following private group policy.

the details “How to deploy a rollback of known issues by using Group Policy(Japanese page is machine translation There are blurred parts English page ishere) Please refer to the.