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Thanks to CTOnews.com netizens Dest1n and Sentinel for the clue delivery! CTOnews.com, January 27, Microsoft today released the latest Windows 11 optional non-secure cumulative update (KB5022360), upgrading Windows 11 22H2 to Build 22621.1194. The new update addresses issues affecting searchindexer.exe and fixes resource conflicts (called deadlocks) between two or more threads. This update also addresses issues that affect users using searches on the taskbar to find image files.

Here are the highlights of the update. This update solves the problem that may occur when the input method Editor (IME) is active. When using both the mouse and keyboard, the application may stop responding.

This update addresses issues that may occur when using multi-byte character set (MBCS) applications to convert or reconvert Kanji. Typing the timescale may move to the wrong location.

This update addresses issues that affect the use of searches on the taskbar to find picture files. This problem prevents these pictures from being opened.

This update addresses an issue that prevents searching for files based on the contents of the file.

This update addresses issues that affect some game control handles. When the game controller is connected to the computer, the computer may not enter sleep mode.

Here are the specific updates and improvements

This non-security update includes quality improvements. When installing this KB:

New features! This update changes the experience of previewing .NET Framework updates. After you install this update, all future preview versions (optional). NET Framework updates will be displayed on the Settings > Windows updates > Advanced options > optional updates page. On this page, you can control the optional updates to install.

This update addresses issues affecting searchindexer.exe. Logins or logouts are randomly blocked.

This update resolves resource conflicts (called deadlocks) between two or more threads. This deadlock affects COM+ applications.

This update addresses issues affecting conhost.exe. Will stop responding.

This update addresses issues that may affect the Domain name system (DNS) suffix search list. When you configure it, the parent domain may be lost.

This update addresses issues that may affect FindWindow () or FindWindowEx (). The wrong window handle may be returned.

This update addresses issues affecting some systems with firmware trusted platform modules (TPM). This issue prevents the use of AutoPilot to set up these systems.

This update addresses issues affecting mstsc.exe. Stop responding when connecting to RemoteApp and desktop connections.

This update addresses an issue that caused the Windows Server 2022 domain controller (DC) to stop responding. This occurs when processing lightweight Directory access Protocol (LDAP) requests.

This update addresses issues affecting elastic file system (ReFS) MSba tags. This problem results in a non-paging pool leak.

This update addresses issues affecting ReFS. This problem results in high utilization of non-paged pools, which runs out of system memory.

This update addresses an issue that affects devices constrained by Microsoft exploit protection export address filtering (EAF). Some applications stop responding or cannot open. These include Microsoft Office and Adobe Reader.

This update addresses issues that may affect applications that display content using Microsoft Edge WebView2. Applications that use WebView2 include Microsoft Office and Widgets applications. The content may appear blank or grayed out.

This update addresses issues that affect Expanded Toasts group policy.

This update changes the way the Windows diagnostic data processor configuration is enabled to comply with EU data boundary support.

If the user installs an earlier update, only the new updates contained in this package are downloaded and installed on the device.

Windows 11 Service Stack Update-22621.1190 this update improves the quality of the service stack, which is the component that installs Windows updates. CTOnews.com learned that service stack updates (SSU) ensure a strong and reliable service stack so that devices can receive and install Microsoft updates.

Known problem

Using preconfigured packages on Windows 11 version 22H2 (also known as Windows 11 2022 update) may not work as expected. Windows may only be partially configured, and the out-of-the-box experience may not be completed or may restart unexpectedly. The configuration package is a .PPKG file that helps configure new devices for use in an enterprise or school network. Supply packages applied during initial setup are most likely to be affected by this issue.

Provisioning Windows devices using Windows Autopilot is not affected by this issue. Windows devices that consumers use in their homes or small offices are less likely to be affected by this problem. This will prevent this problem if the user can configure the Windows device before upgrading to the Windows version 11 22H2.

Copying large multi-gigabyte (GB) files on Windows version 11 22H2 may take longer than expected to complete. This problem is more likely to be encountered when copying files from a network share to the Windows version 11 22H2 through a server message block (SMB), but local file replication may also be affected. Windows devices that consumers use in their homes or small offices are less likely to be affected by this problem.

To alleviate this problem, users can use the file copy tool of the cache manager (buffer I / O). This can be done by using the built-in command line tools listed below:

Robocopy\\ someserver\ someshare c:\ somefolder somefile.img / J

Or

Xcopy\\ someserver\ someshare c:\ somefolder / J

Microsoft is investigating or developing a solution and will provide updates in the upcoming release.

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