La mise à jour facultative de Windows 10 corrige les erreurs d’imprimante, de scanner et de dysfonctionnements

Microsoft released update KB5045594 for Windows 10 operating system yesterday. This update is optional and you need to manually install it if you want to benefit from it. If you are experiencing issues on your computer(s) running Windows 10, we recommend installing it.

Why? Because some Windows 10 users have been complaining about printer problems related to USB cables. For some users, unwanted network command text is being printed when using a USB connection. For others, scanner driver installations via USB are failing. This update aims to fix those USB-related issues.

Update KB5045594 also introduces a new account manager in the Start menu in Windows 10 operating system. Microsoft stated: « This update begins rolling out the new account manager in the Start menu. The new design makes it easier to view your account and access account settings. To switch to another user, select the switch accounts (…) next to the log out button. The lock feature is now available in the power menu. Note: This change may not be available to all users as it will be gradually rolled out. »

There are also some other bug fixes in this update, including resolving the issue that caused the blue screen with error code 0x3B to crash when upgrading from Windows 10 to Windows 11.

How to Install Update KB5045594

Go to Windows Settings under Update. There, search for KB5045594 and install it. Alternatively, you can also download this update directly from the Microsoft Update Catalog.

Microsoft may make the final version of KB5045594 available for automatic download on Patch Tuesday in November 2024. You will no longer need to manually install this update, but it will be automatically installed on a computer running Windows 10.

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