Microsoft releases a new cumulative update for Windows 10 with the numbering 16299.248

It is less and less until the arrival of spring and therefore to see how Microsoft launches the Spring Creators Update for all Windows 10 users. And little by little since Microsoft finalize the details of the launch with new updates for their equipment. Updates that however continue to support what we can see in Fall Creators Update

And in this case they just released a new cumulative update for Windows 10 users on PC for all those who have Windows 10 and have installed the latest update released by Redmond, the Fall Creators Update.

The cumulative update is numbered 16299.248 (KB4074588) and has been released for users running Windows 10 Fall Creators Update Windows 10 in its version 1709. An update that is mainly based on bug fixes and system improvements.

• Fixed issue preventing child accounts from being able to access InPrivate mode on devices with ARM processors. A crash that occurred in Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer.
• Fixed problem with docking and undocking Internet Explorer windows.
• Fixed issue in Internet Explorer where pressing the ?Delete? a new line is inserted into input boxes in an application.
• Fixed bug with Internet Explorer that caused selected items to not update under certain circumstances.
• Fixed a crash that some users experienced when signing in to some websites and using credentials in Microsoft Edge.
• Updated time zone information.
• Fixed error generated with browser view compatibility settings.
• Fixed issue that caused DirectX Games frame rates to be unintentionally capped on certain computers.
• Fixed issue causing delays when switching keyboard languages ​​with Alt + Shift keys.
• Fixed bug with surround sound audio endpoints not returning to stereo after a reboot.
• Added improvements and reduction with the operation of some models of Bluetooth keyboards.
• Fixed mouse lag for displaying battery status.
• Fixed issue with MMC application snap-ins such as Services, Local Policy Management, and Printer Management not running when Windows Defender Application Control (Device Guard) is turned on.
• Fixed bug where Windows Server installations, version 1709 are not activated automatically using the Automated Virtual Machine Activation (AVMA) feature in Hyper-V that has been enabled.
• Fixed crash with Auto-register inbox templates for UEV.
• Fixed issue where the App-V client does not read the policy for SyncOnBatteriesEnabled when the policy was set via a Group Policy Object (GPO).
• Fixed bug with user data in registry not being maintained correctly when some App-V packages belong to connection group.
• Added an additional registry to allow administrators to choose options when there are multiple configuration files for a single package.
• Fixed issue with App-V packages not supporting registry virtualization using kernel containers. To do this, the registry virtualization has been changed to use the previous method by default. Customers who want to use the new method for registry virtualization should switch to it by setting the following registry value to 1 Path: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ Microsoft\AppV\Client\Compatibility Configuration: ContainerRegistryEnabled Data Type: DWORD
• Added security updates to Microsoft Scripting Engine, Microsoft Edge, Internet Explorer, Microsoft Windows Search, Windows Kernel, Windows Authentication, Device Guard, common registry file system driver, and file systems and windows storage.
• Fixed an error whereby the field that enables the App-Client policy is blank in the Group Policy section.

This is a good amount of additions that will surely correct a problem that you have suffered on your computer. _Have you updated yet?_