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Microsoft is releasing Out-of-band updates today, May 19, 2022, for some versions of Windows. This update addresses a known issue that might cause authentication failures for some services and an issue that might cause Microsoft Store app installation issues.
IMPORTANT: this notice only affects environments where: Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) is used to deploy updates. The WSUS Scan Cab for the May 2022 security update was deployed before May 11, 2022.
Updated May 20, 2022: This issue is now resolved. Please visit the Microsoft Evaluation Center at www.microsoft.com/EvalCenter for access to trials and evaluations for Windows client, Windows Server, and other Microsoft products and kits. The Microsoft Evaluation Center enables organizations, and the IT professionals that support them, to download evaluation versions of Microsoft products. This …
The May 2022 security update release, referred to as our “B” release, is now available for Windows 11 and all supported versions of Windows 10. We recommend that you install these updates promptly. For more information about the contents of this update, see the release notes, which are easily accessible from the Windows 11 and …
Internet Explorer mode (IE mode) provides legacy browser support within Microsoft Edge. Because of this, the IE11 desktop application will be retired on June 15, 2022, on certain versions of Windows 10. This means that the IE11 desktop application will no longer be supported and will be progressively redirected to Microsoft Edge over the following …
The Microsoft Root Certificate Program supports the distribution of root certificates, enabling customers to trust Windows products. As was previously announced in March 2022, the United States Federal PKI team formally requested the removal of the “Federal Common Policy” root certificate, also known as the “G1” root certificate, from the Microsoft Trusted Root Program.
As previously announced, security requirements will be increasing later this year for Windows devices which use the Distributed Component Object Model (DCOM) or Remote Procedure Call (RPC) server technologies. Windows updates released starting September 2021 address a vulnerability in the DCOM remote protocol by progressively increasing security hardening in DCOM throughout 2022. This is a …
The April 2022 non-security preview release, referred to as our “C” release, is now available for Windows 11 and all other supported versions of Windows. Information about the contents of this update is available from the release notes, which are accessible from the Windows 11 and Windows 10 update history pages. To learn more about …
The April 2022 non-security preview release, referred to as our “C” release, is now available for Windows 10, version 1809. The preview update for Windows 11 and other supported versions of Windows 10 will be available in the near term. Information about the contents of this update is available from the release notes, which are …
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