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As part of Microsoft’s July 2020 Patch Tuesday cumulative updates, the company patched Windows 10 20H2 on the Beta channel.

In its July 2020 Patch Tuesday cumulative, Microsoft has disabled RemoteFX vGPU dues to a security vulnerability that cannot be patched.

Microsoft says it is aware of a Windows 11 and 10 bug caused by Patch Tuesday KB5026964 that stops users logging in locally.

Microsoft is facing issues with the KB5012170 on Windows 11 and 10 due to a persistent Secure Boot DBX problem.

Windows Autopatch now has application-based authentication, as well as simpler post-registration device readiness.

Microsoft’s new update service for Windows 11 and Windows 10 – Windows Autopatch – is now rolling out to enterprise users.

Microsoft is on a PR run to explain the nature of Windows Autopatch and its relationship with Patch Tuesday and Windows updates.

Despite the launch of its Autopatch service, Microsoft explains that the monthly Patch Tuesday rollouts will also continue.

Microsoft has launched Windows Autopatch in preview ahead of a full launch of the new automatic update program in July.

Windows Autopatch is a new patching system for Windows 11 and Windows 10 enterprise customers, building on Patch Tuesday.

Microsoft has sent out a patch for the PrintNightmare flaw that affects the Windows Print Spooler, including to Windows 7.

Microsoft says optional Windows 10 updates will resume next month but will only be released on the third week of each month.

A new troubleshooter added in Windows 10 version 2004 automatically disables the Disk Cleanup tool to prevent boot failures.

As part of May 2023 Patch Tuesday, Microsoft is fixing the BlackLotus Secure Bypass flaw in UEFI on Windows 11 and 10.

Microsoft is sending out Update 23H1 for SharePoint Server Subscription Edition (SE) with a new maintenance and update schedule.

A new out-of-band update for Windows 10 sees Microsoft deliver a fix for a connection issue in Windows SSL and TLS.

Patch Tuesday updates in June and July will remove Adobe Flash Player from Windows 10 for good, following previous optional update.

Insiders can now install Windows 10 Preview build 19042.662, this is November’s optional Windows update with many fixes.

After a two-month postponement, Windows 10 Optional Updates are returning with a new schedule detailed a month ago.