Windows 10 et KB4522355, Microsoft corrige de nombreux bugs, bilan
Windows 10 May 2019 Update de Microsoft
Microsoft a finalement publié une nouvelle mise à jour cumulative pour Windows 10 v1903 alias May 2019 Update. Elle apporte plusieurs corrections de bugs.
L’installation de cette mise à jour cumulative KB4522355 permet au système d’exploitation d’évoluer en version 18362.449. Ce chiffre est un moyen simple de vérifier que tout s’est correctement déroulé. Vous pouvez le trouver en lançant “winver.exe” dans Exécuter (WIN+R).
KB4522355 propose de nombreux correctifs. Vous trouverez tous les détails en fin d’article. Il y a cependant quelques corrections importantes. Microsoft apporte des solutions à plusieurs défaillances du menu démarrer. Nous avons détaillé ce point dans une actualité dédiée.
A cela s’ajoute la résolu de problèmes de plantage survenant lors de la connexion à Windows 10, ainsi que les erreurs Windows Hello for Business. A ce sujet il est expliqué
« Nous avons corrigé un problème lié à la stratégie de déverrouillage multifacteur de Windows Hello for Business, qui ne permet pas d’afficher l’option de connexion par défaut sur les périphériques Windows 10.»
Il existe aussi un correctif autour du protocole DHCP
«Nous avons corrigé un problème qui vous empêche de récupérer les informations correctes DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) en définissant les paramètres DHCP LeaseTerminatesTime et LeaseObatinedTime au format correct.»
Cette mise à jour cumulative s’accompagne d’une bonne nouvelle. Microsoft annonce qu’il n’y a aucun problème connu. Cette information peut surprendre face à tous les problèmes rencontrés depuis l’installation des correctifs précédents.
Pour le moment nous n’avons pas connaissance de souci particulier lors de l’installation de la mise à jour cumulative KB4522355. Il est important de savoir que cet update est proposé en option. Il faut intervenir manuellement dans Windows Update pour déclencher son téléchargement et son installation. Il est également disponible sur WSUS et Microsoft Update Catalog
KB4522355 pour Windows 10 v1903, note de version
Addresses an issue with the behavior of the Origin HTTP header when you use Internet Explorer to make cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) requests to redirect resources in internal subnets.
Addresses an issue that prevents Microsoft Narrator from working in certain touch mode scenarios.
Addresses an issue with syncing settings from the Accounts page when the “Continue experiences on this device” Group Policy is disabled.
Addresses an issue that starts assistive technology (AT) (such as Microsoft Narrator, Magnifier, or NVDA) after signing in when the Ease of Access Center setting requires AT to start before signing in.
Addresses an error message that appears when you open an app after enabling NT Virtual DOS Machine (NTVDM) and the legacy console mode. The error message is, “OACClearArry: Cannot connect to Trace32 OLE Automation server. Error code: -2147483645.”
Addresses an issue that causes Magnifier to stop working in certain scenarios, and the user must restart it manually.
Updates time zone information for Norfolk Island, Australia.
Updates time zone information for the Fiji Islands.
Addresses an issue that causes Microsoft Narrator to stop working in the middle of a user session in certain scenarios.
Addresses an issue that fails to set the default Command Prompt window color when you use the color command without a parameter.
Addresses an issue that causes the Microsoft Windows Search Indexer (searchindexer.exe) to add or repair required access control lists (ACLs) without checking if ACLs exist.
Addresses an issue in which controls in Win32 applications intermittently fail to render correctly when started from a logoff script using the “Run shutdown scripts visible” policy.
Addresses an issue in which installing many fonts in the system causes applications to stop responding.
Addresses an issue with high CPU usage in Desktop Window Manager (dwm.exe) when you disconnect from a Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) session.
Addresses an issue that might prevent a scroll bar from being selected when an ActiveX control implements the CScrollView class. This occurs if you move the Internet Explorer window, which then moves the scroll bar to the left.
Addresses an issue that allows the system to go to Sleep (S3) after two minutes of inactivity even if you configure the sleep timer to never sleep.
Addresses an issue that prevents users from reducing the size of a window in some cases.
Addresses an issue that causes Microsoft SharePoint file names to appear incorrectly in the Quick access and Recent items folders.
Addresses an issue that prevents you from establishing virtual private network (VPN) connections.
Addresses an issue that causes screen flickering or is slow to display the screen when you show application thumbnails on high dots per inch (DPI) monitors.
Addresses an issue with incorrect permissions on a user’s class registry keys that prevents users from opening files, links, and applications.
Addresses an issue that causes the tile for the Photos app to appear larger than expected in the Start menu under certain conditions.
Addresses an issue that causes the system to stop responding at the sign-in screen.
Addresses an issue with the multifactor unlock policy of Windows Hello for Business, which fails to show the default sign-in option on Windows 10 devices.
Addresses an issue that causes Windows Search to close unexpectedly when a Group Policy applies sub-groups to the Start menu layout.
Addresses an issue that prevents you from retrieving the correct Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) information by setting the DHCP LeaseTerminatesTime and LeaseObatinedTime parameters to the correct format.
Addresses an issue with diagnostic data processing when a device has the Diagnostic data setting enabled and set to Basic.
Addresses an issue that prevents Internet Explorer from opening when Microsoft User Experience Virtualization (UE-V) is being used to roam many favorites.
Addresses an issue that improves the reliability of the UE-V AppMonitor.
Addresses an issue in which Microsoft AppLocker might prevent an application from running or log a false positive error instead of running the application.
Addresses an issue that prevents netdom.exe from displaying the new ticket-granting ticket (TGT) delegation bit for the display or query mode.
Addresses an issue that might cause Direct Access servers to use a large amount of non-paged pool memory (pooltag: NDnd).
Addresses an issue with AppContainer firewall rules that leak when guest users or mandatory user profile users sign in and sign out from Windows Server.
Addresses an issue that prevents the Unified Write Filter (UWF) servicing mode of Windows Update from working with the Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) server.
Addresses an issue that causes all Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) dynamic ports to be consumed. As a result, network communications will fail for any protocol or operation using dynamic ports.
Addresses an issue with applications and scripts that call the NetQueryDisplayInformation API or the WinNT provider equivalent. They might fail to return results after the first page of data, often 50 or 100 entries. When requesting additional pages, you might receive the error, “1359: an internal error occurred.”
Addresses an issue that disrupts window ordering after tooltips appear in the RemoteApp window.
Improves an access control list (ACL) check for Known Folders to prevent a black screen that appears the first time a user signs in after installing a feature or quality update.
Addresses an issue with evaluating the compatibility status of the Windows ecosystem to help ensure application and device compatibility for all updates to Windows.
Addresses issue with Autopilot self-deploying mode and White glove deployments.
Addresses an issue in which the pszTargetName parameter was set incorrectly in the InitializeSecurityContext() API.
Addresses an issue that causes the Start menu, the Cortana Search bar, Tray icons, or Microsoft Edge to stop responding in certain scenarios after installing a monthly update.
Jérôme Gianoli
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