Windows 10 KB5045594 fixes Windows 11 BSODs (direct download .msu)
Windows 10 KB5045594 update is now available as an optional update for everyone willing to manually install it. It's available via Windows Update, but...
Windows 10’s new Windows 11-like “About” page revamp is a UI disaster
Microsoft tests a new Settings design for the About page and adds the Account manager in the Start menu layout.
Windows 10 KB5044273 out with Start menu changes (direct download .msu)
Windows 10 KB5044273 is the October 2024 Patch with tons of bug fixes, but it also tries to experiment with Start menu UI changes.
Windows 10 KB5043131 out with SSO changes (direct download .msu)
Windows 10 KB5043131 out with multiple fixes (direct download .msu) and experiments with Start menu UI and layout.
Windows 10, Windows 11 will reduce single sign-on “Continue to sign in” nags in...
Windows 10 will no longer frequently prompt you with the "Continue to sign in" alert when you open apps supporting Microsoft account sign-ins.
Windows 10’s Start menu tests new layouts for Microsoft 365 manager
Microsoft has recently updated Windows 10 with new features, such as adding Copilot to the taskbar in an early 2024 update. Another Windows 11-like change is coming to Windows 10, with the addition of the Microsoft account manager in the Start menu.
Windows 10 KB5043064 out with multiple fixes (direct download .msu)
Windows 10 KB5043064 update out with multiple fixes (direct download .msu) but doesn't add any new features.
Windows 10 KB5041582 out with multiple fixes (direct download .msu)
Windows 10 KB5041582 out with multiple fixes but doesn't add any new feature for the users. Check out the direct download links.
Windows 10’s MSN feed feature now covers more than half of your desktop screen
A recent Windows 10 update competes for screen space with an expanding MSN feed, which is now forced upon everyone.
Microsoft pulls Windows 11 and Windows 10 updates failing with 0x80070643
Microsoft has pulled the problematic Windows updates that caused the 0x80070643 error for thousands. It took them seven months to acknowledge that updates for Windows 10 KB5034441, Windows 11 KB5034440, and Windows Server 2022 KB5034439 were faulty.