Microsoft has released the KB5043064 cumulative update for Windows 10 22H2 and Windows 10 21H2, which includes 6 changes and fixes, including a fix for Bluetooth devices that stop working due to a memory leak.

This dangerous Windows Update glitch rolls security fixes back to unpatched status for certain Windows 10 users—check if you need to update now.

A subscription for Windows 10 Extended Security Updates will be shockingly expensive for businesses. For educators, the cost is just a few bucks. But what about consumers?

The new updates for Windows 10 and Windows 11 for the September Patch Day are ready. Without much delay, Microsoft delivered its security updates this month shortly after 7 p.m. German time. We show the most important things at a glance.

And then the final clincher. “The hardware-backed features of Windows 11 create additional interference against malware, ransomware, and more sophisticated hardware-based attacks… By enforcing a hardware requirement, we can now do more than ever to keep our users, products, and customers safe.”

In a busy Patch Tuesday update, Microsoft addressed over 70 security vulnerabilities across various products, including Windows, Office, and Azure. However, the company also acknowledged a critical bug in a Windows 10 version could silently undo previously applied security patches, leaving systems vulnerable to attacks.

It’s that time of the month, and Patch Tuesday updates are upon us. The latest Windows 10 security update, KB5043064, applies to operating system versions 20H2, 21H2, and 22H2 and bumps the build numbers up to 19044.4894 and 19045.4894, respectively. The update is available via Windows Update and from the Microsoft Update Catalog.

Microsoft just fixed 79 security flaws as part of this month’s Patch Tuesday updates, including several zero-days currently being used by hackers in their attacks.