Windows 10 v1903 et KB4517211, quoi de neuf ?

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Windows 10 v1903 et KB4517211, quoi de neuf ?

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Windows 10 v1903 et KB4517211, quoi de neuf ?

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Microsoft a publié une nouvelle mise à jour cumulative pour les PC sous Windows 10 v1903. KB4517211 ne renforce pas la sécurité, elle corrige de nombreux bugs.

En parallèle au déploiement des MAJ KB4516077, KB4516045 et KB4516071, le géant du logiciel propose KB4517211. Cette mise à jour cumulative s’adresse aux PC sous May 2019 Update. Nous ne sommes pas dans un contexte de Patch Tuesday, il n’y a donc pas de focus sur la sécurité. L’essentiel du travail est d’apporter des solutions à plusieurs bugs tout en améliorant les performances de certaines fonctionnalités.

Son installation permet au système d’exploitation d’évoluer en version 18362.387. Ce chiffre est important car c’est une preuve que la procédure s’est déroulée avec succès. Pour le vérifier il suffit de lancer « winver » dans Executer (WIN+R).
Windows 10 et KB4517211

La note de version propose une longue liste d’amélioration. Vous trouverez tous les détails en fin d’article.

L’un des correctifs les plus importants améliore la compatibilité de l’OS. Les problèmes empêchant certains anciens systèmes de passer à Windows 10 v1903 en raison d’erreurs de drivers graphique sont corrigés. Microsoft annonce également avoir résolu des problèmes de son dans les jeux et de couleurs de l’écran sur les ordinateurs portables équipés d’une dalle HDR.

Pour les entreprises, cette mise à jour corrige un souci affectant les navigateurs lors d’une tentative de connexion à Windows Server. Il est expliqué

« Nous avons résolu un problème qui empêche un navigateur Web de se connecter en toute sécurité à Windows Server. Cela se produit lors de l’utilisation d’un certificat d’authentification client, tel qu’un certificat SHA512, et que le navigateur Web ne prend pas en charge un algorithme de signature correspondant au certificat. »

KB4517211 n’est pas proposé de manière automatique. Cette mise à jour est facultative. Pour procéder à son téléchargement et son installation il est nécessaire d’intervenir manuelle dans Windows Update. La mise à jour est aussi disponible sur Microsoft Update Catalog et Windows Server Update Services (WSUS).

Enfin il y a un problème connu et non corrigé. La firme précise que certains IME risquent de ne plus répondre ou d’engendrer une utilisation intensive du processeur.

Note de version
Updates an issue that causes vertical fonts to be larger when printing to a PostScript printer.
Updates an issue that may cause you to disconnect from a virtual private network (VPN) on cellular networks.
Updates an issue that may cause audio playback and recording to fail when connecting to a remote virtual machine.
Updates an issue that may prevent older systems from upgrading to the latest operating systems because a display driver error on older versions.
Updates an issue that may cause the screen color to turn white on laptops that have built-in, high-dynamic-range (HDR) screens.
Updates an issue that causes audio in certain games to be quieter or different than expected.

Improvements and fixes

This non-security update includes quality improvements. Key changes include:

Addresses an issue that causes vertical fonts to be larger when printing to a PostScript printer.
Addresses an issue that causes printing from 32-bit applications to fail with an “Access is denied” error when you select Run as different user for the application.
Addresses an issue that may give write access to a removable USB disk when a user switches from a privileged user to an unprivileged user.
Addresses an issue that causes the lsass.exe service to stop working, which causes the system to shut down. This occurs when migrating Data Protection API (DPAPI) credentials using dpapimig.exe with the –domain option.
Addresses an issue that gives a Windows Hello for Business user two certificates for authentication during certificate renewal instead of one certificate.
Addresses an issue that prevents a web browser from connecting securely to Windows Server. This occurs when using a client authentication certificate, such as a SHA512-based certificate, and the web browser does not support a signature algorithm that matches the certificate.
Addresses an issue that may cause authentication to fail for certificate-based authentication when the certificate authentication includes a cname as part of the pre-authentication request.
Addresses an issue that prevents a Microsoft App-V application from opening and displays a network failure error. This issue occurs under certain circumstances, such as when a system’s battery is low or there is an unexpected power failure.
Addresses an issue that causes a query request of the Win32_LogonSession class for the StartTime to display the value of the epoch (for example, 1-1-1601 1:00:00) instead of the actual logon time. This occurs when a user who isn’t an administrator creates the query request.
Addresses an issue that causes File Explorer to show a regular file icon for files marked with FILE_ATTRIBUTE_OFFLINE instead of the expected placeholder icon.
Addresses an issue with intermittent virtual private network (VPN) disconnections on cellular networks.
Addresses an issue that may cause audio playback and recording to fail when connecting to a remote virtual machine.
Addresses an issue with MSCTF.dll that causes an application to stop working.
Addresses an issue with the input and display of special characters that occurs when an app uses imm32.dll.
Addresses an issue with resizing Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) applications; they may not respond to being resized using the mouse until you release the mouse button.
Addresses an issue that may prevent older systems from upgrading to the latest operating systems because of an error in the display driver of older versions.
Addresses an issue that may cause the screen color to turn white on laptops that have built-in, high-dynamic-range (HDR) screens.
Addresses an issue with converting an application from 32-bit to 64-bit architecture.
Addresses an issue that prevents you from running the Active Directory Diagnostics Data Collector Set from the Performance Monitor for Domain Controllers. This causes the Data Collector Set name to appear empty. Running the Active Directory Diagnostics Data Collector Set returns the error, “The system cannot find the file specified.” Event ID 1023 is logged with the source as Perflib and the following messages:
“Windows cannot load the extensible counter DLL “C:\Windows\system32\ntdsperf.dll.”
“The specified module could not be found.”
Addresses an issue that causes audio in certain games to be quieter or different than expected.
Addresses an issue that prevents Microsoft App-V from handling a parameter of the CreateProcess API properly, which prevents the virtual process from opening.
Addresses an issue in which the maximum central processing unit (CPU) performance is not enabled when you select the High Performance power plan.
Provides a way to configure the read buffer size. This allows you to address an issue with slow upload times when uploading a file to a Universal Naming Convention (UNC) share using the Internet Information Services (IIS) Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning (WebDAV) feature.
Addresses an issue that causes a device to stop working when opening files from a network drive that has client-side caching enabled. This issue may occur when the device has certain third-party antivirus products installed and the drive is backed by a server that is not a Microsoft Server Message Block (SMB) server. The error code is, “0x27 RDR_FILE_SYSTEM.”
Facilitates the configuration of devices that are managed by mobile device management (MDM) settings, which are created by ADMX ingestion. You can update a previously ingested ADMX file with a newer version, and you are not required to delete the previous ADMX file. This solution applies to all applications that use ADMX ingestion.
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