Microsoft has released the September 2024 non-security preview update for Windows 10, version 22H2, with fixes for bugs causing Edge web browser freezes and media playback issues.

If the patch solved some of the most annoying Windows 10 bugs for insiders, KB5043131 also continues this trend of fixing issues, including a bug related to surround sound technology. Playback of some media might have stopped when using specific surround sound technology.

Earlier this week, Microsoft released an optional Windows 10 update that makes a few improvements to the Start menu and fixes a login error that’s been lingering for months without a resolution. If you want to take advantage of this patch,

Windows 10 received the KB5043131 update, which can be downloaded and installed from Windows Update. This is an optional package; it will not be deployed automatically. Interested Windows 10 users need to initiate the update process themselves.

KB5043131 is the latest patch to the Windows 10 Insider Community, and it manages to fix some of the most frustrating bugs on this OS.

Microsoft has released a new optional update for the last supported version of Windows 10. The update with the identifier KB5043131 increases the build number to 19045.4957 and brings some new features and bug fixes. This is the preview for the upcoming patch day in October. One of the most noticeable changes concerns the start menu.

Windows 10 received the KB5043131 update, which can be downloaded and installed from Windows Update. This is an optional package, so it will not be deployed automatically. Interested Windows 10 users need to initiate the update process themselves.

Windows 10 updates won't install Updating Windows is really important and should be performed any time updates are available. Sometimes, however, Windows 10 updates won't install and you have to find a workaround.