Microsoft Releases Windows 10 June Optional Update KB5039299

TapTechNews reported on June 26 that Microsoft today released the June optional update KB5039299 for the Windows 10 system, and the version number of 22H2 users rose to Build 19045.4598 after installation.

TapTechNews attached the following fixes for Windows 11 Build 19045.4598:

Fixed the problem of the JumpList of the application in the taskbar. When the user right-clicked on the application icon, instead of calling out the application menu normally, it changed to pop up the open method.

Fixed the problem that the default Japanese input method editor (IME) candidate window would unexpectedly stop responding.

Fixed the problem that the MSIX application could not be opened after installing from an HTTPS URI. This problem occurred when the application download was not completed, which would corrupt the software package.

Improved Mobile Device Management (MDM). When registering a device, the MDM client would send more detailed information about the device. The MDM service would use this detailed information to identify the device model and the company that manufactured the device.

Fixed an issue affecting the direct compositing batch presentation. There would be a brief flash of a triangle or square on the screen. Updated the Country and Operator Settings Asset (COSA) configuration profiles for certain mobile operators.

Solved a problem that might prevent the system from resuming from hibernation. This situation would occur after turning on BitLocker.

Solved the problem affecting Windows Defender Application Control (WDAC). This problem would copy an unsigned WDAC policy to the Extensible Firmware Interface (EFI) disk partition. This partition was reserved for signed policies.

Solved an issue affecting the jump list of the application in the taskbar. Performing operations in this list might fail.

Solved an issue affecting the right-click menu of the folder. When you select the command to delete an item, the command would instead add an item.