Windows 10 Creators Update, KB4074592 se déploie, quoi de neuf ?
Windows 10 Creators Update
Le Path Tuesday du mois de février 2018 est l’occasion pour Microsoft de proposer la mise à jour cumulative KB4074592 pour Windows Creators Update, alias Windows 10 v1703.
Cet Update propose des correctifs de sécurité et la résolution de plusieurs bugs. Son installation permet à l’OS de progresser en version 15063.909. Selon la note de version, nous avons des améliorations de sécurité visant les systèmes de stockages et de fichiers de Windows, certains de ses composants comme Microsoft Scripting Engine ou encore des applications natives comme Internet Explorer et Microsoft Edge. Le noyau de l’OS est aussi concerné tout comme Windows Search, Device Guard et « Common Log File System driver ».
Windows 10 v1703 et KB4074592, des corrections de bugs
Une longue liste de corrections de bugs est présente. Certains concernent les navigateurs Edge et Internet Explorer. Le premier ne devrait plus avoir de souci avec la fonction de défilement (scrolling) sur des applications tierces tandis qu’Internet Explorer profite d’un meilleur rendu pour les éléments graphiques.
Chose rare, Microsoft annonce des améliorations de performance pour les processeurs Intel dotés de l’HWP (Hardware P-States). Il n’y a malheureusement pas plus de détail à ce sujet. Enfin le rapport de l’historique des mises à jour ne devrait plus poser de problème.
Vous trouverez en fin d’article tous les détails concernent le contenu de KB4074592. Son installation est fortement recommandée. Pour le moment aucun souci ne semble être de la partie mais prudence. Nous ne sommes qu’aux premières heures de ce Patch Tuesday de février 2018.
KB4074592
Addresses issue where child accounts are able to access InPrivate mode on ARM devices even though their browsing and search history is sent to their parents. This occurs only on Microsoft accounts belonging to children that are managed using the Microsoft Family service and for which parents have enabled activity reporting. This applies to Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer.
Addresses issue with docking and undocking Internet Explorer windows.
Addresses issue in Internet Explorer where pressing the delete key inserted a new line in input boxes in an application.
Addresses issue in Internet Explorer where selected elements wouldn’t update under certain circumstances.
Addresses issue where some users may have experienced issues logging into some websites when using third-party account credentials in Microsoft Edge.
Updates time zone information.
Addresses issue with browser Compatibility View settings that occurs during updates.
Addresses issue where, in certain hardware configurations, the frame rates of DirectX Games were unintentionally limited to a factor of the display’s vertical synchronization.
Addresses issue that causes delays when switching keyboard languages using Alt+Shift.
Addresses issue where surround sound audio endpoints reverted to stereo after restarting.
Improves and reduces conditions where certain Bluetooth keyboards drop keys during reconnection scenarios.
Corrects mouse delays for devices that incorrectly report the battery level status.
Addresses issue where MMC application snap-ins—such as Services, Local Policy Admin, and Printer Management—fail to run when Windows Defender Application Control (Device Guard) is turned on. The error is “Object doesn’t support this property or method”.
Prevents use of the Pre-production Onesettings endpoint for Windows Setup when test signing is enabled.
Addresses issue where installations of Windows Server, version 1709 are not automatically activated using the Automated Virtual Machine Activation (AVMA) feature on Hyper-V hosts that have been activated.
Addresses issue with the Auto-register Inbox templates feature for UEV where the Scheduled Task didn’t have the proper trigger.
Addresses issue where the App-V client didn’t read the policy for SyncOnBatteriesEnabled when the policy was set using a Group Policy Object (GPO).
Addresses issue where the Supported On field for the Enable App-V Client policy is blank in the Group Policy editor.
Addresses issue where the user’s hive data in the registry is not maintained correctly when some App-V packages belong to the connection group.
Provides additional logging for administrators to take action, such as picking a proper configuration for their App-V package, when there are multiple configuration files for a single package.
Addresses issue with App-V packages that aren’t compatible with registry virtualization using kernel containers. To address the issue, we changed the registry virtualization to use the earlier (non-container) method by default. Customers who would like to use the new (kernel container) method for registry virtualization can still switch to it by setting the following registry value to 1:
Security updates to Microsoft Scripting Engine, Microsoft Edge, Internet Explorer, Microsoft Windows Search component, Windows Kernel, Windows Authentication, Device Guard, Common Log File System driver, and the Windows storage and file systems.
Jérôme Gianoli
Aime l'innovation, le hardware, la High Tech et le développement durable.
Soucieux du respect de la vie privée.