Microsoft pushes the latest Win10 upgrade fix system BUG

Computer store news: Microsoft released the system upgrade patch KB3140743 of Windows 10 10586.122 today. This version of the system mainly repairs a large number of system bugs and perfects some mechanisms.

Windows 10 10586.122

KB3140743 cumulative update main content:

Improve stability and reliability in many aspects, including system, Windows Update installation, boot, first time installation and configuration Windows, system authentication, wake-up from hibernation, shutdown, kernel, start menu, storage, Windows Hello, screen mode, Miracast, AppLocker, IE 11 browser, Microsoft Edge browser, network connection and discovery, resource manager, etc.; Br>

Improve performance in video thumbnail generation, NetLogon, Windows Store, and standby power consumption;

Improve support for devices such as wearables, screens, or printers;

When the registry settings are deleted or damaged, you can reset to the default state and issue notifications about the problems encountered;

Fix the problem of losing favorites after the update installation;

Fix some issues that may cause some apps to fail to open, upgrade, or in-app purchases;

Improve Cortana's voice quality and turn it in the IE dialog Multiple languages;

Improve applications, fonts, graphics and graphics, flight mode, Group Policy, PowerShell MDM, Windows Journal, Microsoft Edge, print, touchmonitor, roaming credentials, reset button, Windows UX , local and streaming video, audio quality, error reporting, USMT and VHD manufacturing.

StatCounter's recent February global desktop operating system data shows that Windows 10's market share is still steadily increasing, has risen to 14.86%, becoming the world's second-ranked desktop operating system.