TapTechNews August 16th news, Microsoft has released the KB5041578 update for Windows Server and Windows 10 in this month's Patch Tuesday event, but users have reported that there are many problems such as performance issues with this update.
Microsoft released the KB5041578 cumulative update on August 13th for the following systems:
Windows 10 2019 Enterprise LTSC
Windows 10 2019 IoT Enterprise LTSC
Windows Server 2019
TapTechNews note: This update includes 14 improvements and security updates, and fixes 142 vulnerabilities. Among them, it is particularly worth noting that it modifies the Bitlocker problem that occurred in the July update and the IPv6 security vulnerability with the tracking number CVE-2024-38063.
Performance Issues
Windows 10 2019 Enterprise LTSC users reported that after installing the KB5041578 update, it takes a long time to wait to enter the desktop after clicking login.
And after entering the desktop, there will be a black screen for several minutes. After the desktop is loaded, the system runs very slowly, so that the affected devices cannot be used, and Remote Powershell also cannot work in this state.
Remote Connection Black Screen
Windows Server 2019 users reported that after installing this update, the remote connection only shows a black screen. After waiting for 1 hour, a desktop image did indeed appear on the remote desktop. However, the system and connection response speed is extremely slow and cannot be interacted with.
Some users have reported that deleting the content under the path C:\Windows\System32\catroot2 can alleviate this problem, and another way is to uninstall this update.