Windows 10 for PC and mobile receives a cumulative update that focuses on fixing bugs without adding new features

We are in the middle of the week and we have news from Microsoft in the form of updates and it is that although many people are almost on vacation and the Activity has relaxed in many companies, in Redmond they do not stop and what is more, they cannot do so after the setback that many users suffered with the death of Windows Phone yesterday.

In this sense, users we are already receiving a cumulative update that is available for both Windows 10 on PC and mobile phones A revision that has by number 15063.483 on both platforms and that comes to correct bugs and improve system security. Of course, do not expect to find news since there are none.

• Fixed a bug in update 15063.447 that caused Internet Explorer 11 to crash on some web pages.
• Improved MediaCreationTool.exe support.
• Fixed bug with CoreMessaging.dll that caused x86 apps to crash on 64-bit Windows.
• Fixed a bug where Visual Studio or a WPF application would stop working when used on a computer that supports a stylus or stylus.
• Fixed the problem that caused the system to crash when disconnecting some USB devices while the PC was turned off.
• Fixed problem with screen rotation when closing and opening the lid of the computer.
• .jpx and .jbig2 images are displayed without problem in PDFs.
• Users can now generate administrator rights through User Account Control (UAC) using a smart card.
• Fixed a bug that caused the last letter of a word when using Korean handwriting to be deleted or moved to the next line.
• Fixed error between App-V Catalog manager and Profile Roaming Service.
• Security updates added for Internet Explorer 11, Microsoft Edge, Windows Search, Windows kernel, Windows shell, Microsoft Scripting Engine, Windows Virtualization, Datacenter Networking, Windows Server, Windows Storage and File Systems, Microsoft Graphics Component, Windows kernel-mode drivers, ASP.NET, Microsoft PowerShell, and the .NET Framework.

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If you want to know if you can already download the update from your PC, you can do it in two ways.Or you must go to Settings using the gear wheel at the bottom left and within it look for the section Update and security and within it Windows Update or if you want to save more steps write Windows Updatein the search box so that it takes us directly to the final window."

The update takes a while to download and, as usual, requires a restart of the computer when finished, something that, since it can be programmed, does not prevent us from continuing to work normally. _Have you already installed this update? What improvements have you noticed?_

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