2023-09-13 19:39:30
The September Update (KB5030219) for Windows 11 was released on September 12, 2023. Build 22621.2283 brings improvements from the optional patch KB5029351, released on August 22, 2023, which brought fixes and improvements to the search box in the bar task. Check out all the details regarding the changes that were implemented by Microsoft in this patch for Windows 11 PC users.
Windows 11 receives September update
September Update (KB5030219) for Windows 11 brings fixes to the search box. Source: Oficina da Net
In Windows 11 build 22621.2283, installed via update KB5030219, Microsoft brought important fixes and improvements, including a bug that removed a blank menu item from the Sticky Keys menu that started occurring following installing the optional patch KB5029351, available at the end of August.
A highlighting behavior for the search box when hovering over the taskbar was also implemented. If you didn’t like this feature, find out how to disable it in our tutorial.
Microsoft Surface Pro and Surface Book users were experiencing a bug that distorted the size of the search box, making it smaller. The Windows 11 September Update fixed this.
The search box had other modifications applied by Microsoft as well, where the reliability of its operation in Windows 11 improved. Furthermore, if you are experiencing problems with the TAB key, be aware that the Windows developer also fixed a bug that prevented you from activating its function to navigate through search results.
Below is a list of important changes that were also applied with the KB5030219 update.
Fixed a bug affecting Narrator. It did not correctly identify the search box in the taskbar and search highlights in the search box. Addition of new features that change application standards. To find out more, see the dedicated page. Implemented a new policy called “Enable optional updates”. Administrators can use it to configure optional monthly cumulative updates for business computers. You can also use this policy for gradual releases of controlled resources (CFR). To find out more, see the dedicated page. Fixed a bug affecting the Group Policy Service. It didn’t wait the standard 30 seconds for the network to be available. As a result, policies were not processed correctly. Implementation of a new API for D3D12 standalone devices. You can use it to create multiple D3D12 devices on the same adapter. To find out more, see the dedicated page on the subject. Fixed a bug affecting a WS_EX_LAYERED window. The window rendered with the wrong dimensions or in the wrong position. This occurs when you scale the display screen. Fixed a bug that affected prints sent to a virtual print queue, where they failed without displaying an error. Addressed an issue that caused high CPU usage when the “fBlockNonDomain policy” was enabled. Fixed a bug that caused the system to freeze. It occurred when the administrator deleted a disk partition and added the deleted partition’s space to an existing BitLocker partition. Fixed a bug that caused Windows to crash. This occurs when using BitLocker on storage media with a large sector size. Resolved a bug affecting Remote Desktop sessions. An incorrect error message was displayed when trying to join a session. Fixed an issue affecting Start menu icons. They disappeared following you opened them for the first time. Fixed a bug that affected settings. They didn’t sync even if you turned on the toggle on the Windows Backup page in the Settings app. Fixed an issue affecting the resulting policy set (RSOP). The Windows LAPS “BackupDirectory” policy setting was not being reported. This occurred when the setting was set to 1, which is “Back up to AAD”. Addressed an issue affecting users using Windows Update for Business. After you were prompted to change your password upon sign-in, the change operation failed. So it was not possible to enter. The error code displayed was 0xc000006d.
Manually download and install update KB5030219
You can download the KB5030219 update for Windows 11 manually here. After accessing the Microsoft Update catalog page, follow the steps below.
Step 01: When you access the Microsoft Update catalog, there will be several updates available. You will need to find the patch compatible with the KB5030219 update for the version of Windows 11 that is on your computer.
Step 02: Select the “download” button next to the version of Windows 11 you want to download.
Step 03: Right click on the link and select “save as” to begin the download.
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