TapTechNews May 15 news, Microsoft pushed KB5037768 cumulative update to Windows 10 devices through the Windows Update channel in this month's Patch Tuesday event, mainly improving the reliability of the taskbar search function and recommending PCs with local accounts to switch to Microsoft accounts.\n\nThe KB5037768 cumulative update fixes a large number of bugs in the Windows 10 system, including fixing the issue of '0x9f DRIVER POWER STATE FAILURE' blue screen crash error that occurs after waking up from sleep on a laptop.\n\nAfter installing the May 14 patch on Windows 10 22H2 devices, the version number is upgraded to 19045.4412. Microsoft stated that these updates will be downloaded and installed automatically, but users can also go to 'Settings'-> 'Security & Updates' and click 'Check for Updates' to start the patch download.\n\nAnother change brought by the KB5037768 cumulative update is that if the system logs in with a local account, a new banner will pop up in the settings, recommending users to log in with a Microsoft account. TapTechNews attached a screenshot from the tech media Windows Latest as follows: