Microsoft Releases Cumulative Update KB4093105 for Windows 10 version 1709

Earlier, Microsoft has released a cumulative update fix for the Windows 10th Anniversary Update and Creators Update after a routine update.

At present, the company has released a similar cumulative update for the Windows 10 version 1709, in which the majority of problems solved by the new version are similar to the anniversary update.

The problem of this cumulative update repair is more recommended that enterprise IT administrators should first consider the stability test before considering the bulk deployment of these updates to in-network devices.

The following is the KB4093105 update log:

This update includes quality improvements. No new operating system features are being introduced in this update. Key changes include:

• Addresses an issue that causes modern applications to reappear after upgrading the OS version even though those applications have been deprovisioned using remove-AppXProvisionedPackages-Online.
• Addresses an issue in which running an application as an administrator causes the application to stop working when pasting the user name or password into the user elevation prompt (LUA).
• Addresses an issue that causes Skype and Xbox to stop working.
• Addresses an issue that prevents Autodiscover in Microsoft Outlook 2013 from being used to set up email accounts when UE-V is enabled.
• Addresses an issue where AppLocker publisher rules applied to MSI files don’t match the files correctly.
• Addresses an issue that prevents Windows Hello from generating good keys when it detects weak cryptographic keys because of TPM firmware issues. This issue only occurs if the policy to require the TPM is configured.
• Addresses an issue that prevents users from unlocking their session and sometimes displays incorrect user-name@domain-name information on the logon screen when multiple users log on to a machine using fast user switching. This specifically happens when users are logging on from several different domains, are using the UPN format for their domain credentials (user-name@domain-name), and are switching between users using fast user switching.
• Addresses an issue that causes the browser to prompt for credentials often instead of only once when using the Office Chrome extension.
• Addresses an issue related to smart cards that allow PINs or biometric entry. If the user enters an incorrect PIN or biometric input (e.g., a fingerprint), an error appears, and the user must wait up to 30 seconds. With this change, the 30-second delay is no longer required.
• Increases the minimum password length in Group Policy to 20 characters.

• Addresses an issue that displays name-constraint information incorrectly when displaying certificate properties. Instead of presenting properly formatted data, the information is presented in hexadecimal format.

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