Microsoft releases Windows 10 June optional update: fixes multiple system failures and optimizes EEA browser settings

According to the latest report from NeoWin, a technology media, Microsoft launched the June optional update KB5061087 for Windows 10 system on June 24. After installation, the system version will be upgraded to Build 19045.6036. While fixing multiple system failures, this update also adjusted the browser default settings for users in the European Economic Area to comply with the requirements of the EU Digital Markets Act.

It is worth noting that this update focuses on solving a number of problems that affect the user experience, including the failure of USB multi-function printer scanning function, the disappearance of the start menu jump list, and the display error of the system version information. In terms of functional improvements, Microsoft upgraded the curl tool to version v8.13.0 and fixed the remote COM activation failure problem, significantly improving the compatibility of system components. European users will get a more convenient browser setting experience. The system will automatically associate file types and fix the new default browser to the taskbar, and add a new PDF default setting option.

Microsoft said that the update has passed the Release Preview channel test. Although it does not include PC migration function, it optimizes the mobile operator configuration file and language pack management mechanism. In addition, the blue screen problem of kiosk devices and the suspension failure of SMB shared resources that enterprise users are concerned about have also been fixed in this update. As the mainstream support period of Windows 10 approaches, such functional updates are particularly important, especially for users who are not yet ready to upgrade to the new system.