Microsoft released a cumulative update KB4343889 for Windows 10 version 1703

by ddos · August 31, 2018

Although not a routine update date, Microsoft has now released a new cumulative update for all supported Windows 10 branch releases to resolve known issues.

These updates fix a lot of content, but it’s unclear whether new updates will be released on the regular update date next month, and about half a month from the next update.

The creator update users will be upgraded to Windows 10 Build 15063.1292 after successfully installing this cumulative update.

The following is a specific update log:

Addresses an issue that causes win32kfull.sys to stop working (Stop 3B) when cancelling journal hook operations or disconnecting a remote session.

Addresses an issue in Microsoft Foundation Class (MFC) applications that may cause applications to flicker.

Addresses an issue that displays incorrect changes to folder contents.

Addresses an issue that prevented the Device Guard PackageInspector.exe application from including all the files needed for an application to run correctly once the Code Integrity policy was completed.

Addresses an issue that prevents users of PIV/CAC smart cards from authenticating to use enterprise resources or prevents Windows Hello for Business from configuring on first logon.

Addresses an issue that causes Microsoft Edge to stop working after setting a DLL rule in AppLocker.

Addresses an issue that prevents users from logging on when an Azure Active Directory account domain changes.

Addresses an issue that causes PowerShell scripts to stop working when attempting operations such as Get-Credentials.

Addresses an issue that, in some cases, failed to clear decrypted data from memory after a CAPI decryption operation was completed.

Addresses an issue that causes high CPU usage on machines with built-in Sierra broadband modules when switching from WLAN to LAN. The WWanSvc service continually claims additional memory until the machine becomes unresponsive and a black screen appears.

Addresses an issue that causes the Wi-Fi EAP-TTLS (CHAP) authentication to fail if a user saves credential information before authentication.

Addresses an issue that causes a connection failure when the Remote Desktop Service does not read the bypass list for a proxy that has multiple entries.