As it usually happens on the second Tuesday of the month, the file Microsoft Today a new version was released with Windows 11 With Patch Tuesday, the monthly security update for the operating system, included in the content.
According to Microsoft, The new version is identified as 22000.856 (KB5016629) One of the main highlights is file explorer and Start Menu fixes, as well as a new focus assistant feature.
When the notification sends its first important information, the system asks if the user wants to continue seeing notifications from that point on. This setting can be changed on the page later.
This update also includes everything that was released as part of the optional cumulative update released in the second half of July. This includes the ability to install new versions of Windows 11 during first-time setup.
Fixed a bug that caused File Explorer to freeze when a user used the “Play” and “Pause” buttons on the keyboard, as well as another bug that caused the system to crash when clicking the context menu on the Start menu and an external screen.
The developer changelog also mentions these issues When opening the Start Menu fixed, as well as a solution to an error when opening troubleshooting tools. You can check all the details in the file Microsoft update notes.
Note that the update is available to all users via Windows Update and can be downloaded automatically.
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