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Remote Desktop sign-ins fixed; cloud-file hangs remain possible

Some users can sign in over Remote Desktop again. Apps may still hang when opening or saving cloud files, and the update also improves the servicing stack.

Remote Desktop sign-in failures fixed

Remote Desktop connections work again for users who had sign-in failures after the January security update. The update also includes a servicing stack improvement.

Remote Desktop sign-ins work again after the January update

A sign-in failure affecting some Remote Desktop apps after the January 13 security update is fixed. The package also includes servicing stack improvements.

Remote Desktop sign-in failures fixed

Fixes sign-in failures during Remote Desktop connections, including with the Windows App. It also includes servicing stack improvements.

Message Queuing disruption fixed for managed environments

Fixes Message Queuing problems introduced by the December 9 updates, including under load in clustered environments. It is available only from the Microsoft Update Catalog.

Message Queuing disruption fixed for managed environments

The update fixes Message Queuing problems that followed the December 9, 2025 updates, an issue that primarily affected enterprise and managed IT environments.

Restores Message Queuing after the December updates

Message Queuing issues caused by the December 9 updates are fixed, including problems in clustered environments under load. This out-of-band update is available only from the Microsoft Update Catalog.

Message Queuing failures after December updates fixed

Fixes Message Queuing problems that could leave queues inactive or prevent applications from writing messages, mainly in enterprise or managed environments.

Message Queuing failures after the December update resolved

Fixes Message Queuing problems that appeared after the December 9, 2025 updates, including in clustered environments under load.

24H2 moves to build 26100.7178

KB5072359 updates Windows 11, version 24H2 to build 26100.7178. It is listed as an out-of-band cumulative update.

Prevents NVMe boot failures during Server 2025 upgrades

The out-of-band update prevents a boot failure during some upgrades from Windows Server 2022 to Windows Server 2025 on Intel C2030 systems with Samsung NVMe devices. It also improves the component that installs Windows updates.

Consumer ESU enrollment failures addressed

The update addresses failures in the Windows 10 Consumer ESU enrollment wizard and includes the October 14, 2025 security fixes and improvements. Secure Boot certificates have started expiring in June 2026, so affected devices should be prepared in advance.

Version 24H2 advances to build 26100.6905

Advances version 24H2 to build 26100.6905.

Version 1809 moves to build 17763.7922

An out-of-band cumulative update brings Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2019, version 1809, to build 17763.7922. The available source does not describe specific fixes or other changes.

Version 1607 gets an out-of-band update

Moves Enterprise LTSB 2016 to build 14393.8524. Support for version 1607 ends October 13, 2026.

WSUS remote-code flaw patched; error details temporarily disappear

The WSUS remote code execution flaw CVE-2025-59287 gets a patch. WSUS synchronization error details are temporarily unavailable, and a small number of Hotpatch servers may miss updates.

WSUS remote-code flaw fixed; synchronization error details disappear

Fixes a critical remote code execution vulnerability in WSUS reporting web services. WSUS synchronization error details are temporarily unavailable after installation.

Critical WSUS flaw fixed; synchronization error details stay hidden

Fixes a critical remote code execution flaw in WSUS reporting web services. WSUS synchronization error details are temporarily unavailable after installation.

WSUS remote-code-execution flaw patched; sync error details hidden

Addresses a critical remote code execution vulnerability in WSUS reporting web services. WSUS synchronization error details are temporarily unavailable after installation.

Keyboards and mice work again in Windows Recovery

Keyboards and mice work again in Windows Recovery after the October 14 security update blocked USB input there. USB devices continue to work normally in Windows.

USB keyboards and mice work again in WinRE

USB keyboards and mice work again in WinRE after the October 14 security update stopped them from working there. They continued to work normally in Windows.

Out-of-band update

Covers .NET Framework 3.5 and 4.8.1 on Windows 11, version 25H2. A restart might be requested.

App-V Office app failures addressed

Office apps running in App-V get a fix for a handle-closure failure. Secure Boot certificates start expiring in June 2026, so affected devices should be prepared in advance.

App-V Office app failures fixed

Microsoft Office apps in App-V environments no longer fail because of a double handle closure. Plan for a restart after installing the update.

Reset failures addressed; MSI repair prompts listed

Attempts to reset or recover a device might fail after the August security update; this optional release addresses that problem. Standard users might still see unexpected prompts during app repairs.