Microsoft releases a new cumulative update for Windows 10

by ddos · September 25, 2019

Following Microsoft security update to all branch releases of Windows 10 yesterday, Microsoft today released a new cumulative update to fix some bugs. Yesterday’s cumulative update mainly fixes high-risk vulnerabilities in the Microsoft scripting engine, so strictly speaking, yesterday’s cumulative update should be considered a security update. However, since it is not an update released on the monthly routine update date, it can be considered to be of a test nature, and the update released today is a non-security update. The non-security updates released at this time are also of a test nature.

KB4346783

Changelog

Allows Microsoft Edge to print PDF documents that contain landscape and portrait-oriented pages together correctly.

Updates an issue that doesn’t provide a cursor when you select a text input box using touch.

Updates an issue that prevents some minimized windows from being restored, closed, or maximized.

Updates an issue that prevents the Save and Save As options in Microsoft Office 2010 applications from working when high contrast mode is on.

Updates an issue with incorrect folder and file properties in File Explorer.

Updates an issue that causes vertical fonts to be larger when printing to a PostScript printer.

Updates an issue that prevents Microsoft Narrator from opening.

Updates an issue that occasionally prevents you from changing the display brightness after resuming from Sleep or Hibernation when using certain graphics drivers.

Updates an issue that causes icons in message box dialogs to appear too large when you choose scaling options in Display settings.

Updates an issue that may cause the Calculator app to close unexpectedly if you select any available Converter option.

Updates an issue that causes excessive CPU usage when you switch applications or hover over the Taskbar.

Updates an issue that causes a dim display after waking from Sleep.