Microsoft Win11 Build 22000.652 (KB5012643) official version released: temperature displayed at the top of the taskbar weather icon (with updated content)

IT House April 26 news, according to Windows Latest, KB5012643 is now available for Windows 11which contains some notable changes and a bunch of additional bug fixes.

Windows 11 KB5012643 is an optional cumulative update designed to test changes released with the May 2022 Patch Tuesday Update.Like other optional updates, this cumulative update is not downloaded and installed automatically unless you check for updates and manually start the download.

Unlike the March 2022 optional update, this optional cumulative update is not a major release, but has several quality improvements. For example, Microsoft added a new feature that will display the temperature on top of the weather icon, which was added to the taskbar with the April 2022 Update.

Microsoft fixed an issue where the operating system misaligned video subtitles, and fixed another bug where video subtitles would be partially cut off. Microsoft said it also fixed an issue that prevented users from using Windows window controls, such as the minimize, maximize and close buttons.

Windows 11 KB5012643 (version 22000.652) improvements

• The Windows 11 taskbar can now display the temperature on top of the weather icon on the taskbar.

• Microsoft made changes to improve the servicing of the Windows 11 Secure Boot component.

• Microsoft fixed an issue where video subtitles were partially truncated.

• Microsoft fixed an issue that caused the operating system to incorrectly align video subtitles.

• Fixed a major bug where users could not click the minimize, maximize and close buttons.

According to the release notes, Microsoft has fixed a race condition where the boot process could cause a stop error, a blue screen of death when booting the operating system.

The company fixed an issue where the AppX Deployment Service (AppXSvc) stopped working when installing MSIX applications. The company has also made improvements to the Autopilot client and TPM that support self-deployment and pre-configured scenarios.

Another bug where Windows was reporting high memory usage due to a memory leak bug has been fixed. Microsoft also fixed an issue affecting the Title attribute in Microsoft Edge IE mode, a bug that disallowed mobile device management policies in Windows Enterprise editions.

Microsoft said it also fixed an issue where Windows could enter BitLocker recovery after a service update. Another bug has been fixed where the operating system may fail to replicate the security portion of Group Policy.

Build 22000.652 Improvements and fixes

• Microsoft has fixed an issue where the Netdom.exe or Active Directory Domains and Trusts snap-in process could fail.

• For enterprises, Microsoft fixed an issue where the primary domain controller (PDC) of the root domain was generating warning and error events in the system log.

• Microsoft has also fixed a reduction in resource contention overhead in high input/output operations per second (IOPS) scenarios.

Known issues in Windows 11 Update

Microsoft is currently only aware of one known issue in the update.According to the release notes, if using Windows 7 ‘s Backup and Restore feature created a recovery disk, and recovery will not be possible.

This bug does not affect third-party backup or restore applications.

Microsoft begins preparations for ‘Sun Valley 2’ update

Microsoft plans to roll out Windows 11 version 22H2, codenamed “Sun Valley 2,” in the fall, and reports suggest the update could roll out as early as August.

Along with the optional update, Microsoft says it’s also bundling a new change to improve the quality of the servicing stack. Servicing stack updates include quality improvements to the components that install Windows Update.

It ensures that the stack update has a robust and reliable servicing stack to ensure smooth installation of Windows updates. Servicing stack updates are typically released months before major feature releases.

Here is the full changelog:

• new! Added improvements to serve Windows’ Secure Boot component.

• Addresses an issue that causes the AppX Deployment Service (AppXSvc) to stop working after installing certain MSIX applications.

• Resolved a race condition that could cause a stop error that occurred early in the startup process.

• The Autopilot client has been improved to handle updated Trusted Platform Module (TPM) functionality that supports self-deployment and provisioning scenarios.

• Changed the Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) registration timeout for Azure AD joined hybrid Autopilot scenarios from 60 minutes to 90 minutes. This also resolves the race condition that caused the exception on timeout.

• Addresses an issue where some POS terminals occasionally experience operating system startup delays during reboots of up to 40 minutes.

• Addresses a memory leak affecting Windows systems that are in use 24 hours a day of the week.

• Addresses an issue affecting Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) option 119 (domain search option) by preventing the use of connection-specific DNS suffix search lists.

• Fixed an issue affecting the Title property in Microsoft Ege IE mode.

• Addresses an issue where Mobile Device Management (MDM) policies are not allowed on Windows Enterprise editions using Azure AD Join subscription entitlement to upgrade to Enterprise edition.

• Addresses an issue that could cause video subtitles to be partially truncated.

• Fixed an issue with incorrectly aligning video subtitles.

• Fixed an issue that caused Kerberos authentication to fail with error “0xc0030009 (RPC_NT_NULL_REF_POINTER)”. This happens when a client computer tries to connect to another computer using Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) when Remote Credential Guard is enabled.

• Addresses an issue that causes Windows to enter BitLocker recovery after a service update.

• Addresses an issue that prevents the retrieval of Endorsement Key (EK) certificates from TPM devices.

• Addresses an issue where the security portion of Group Policy may not be copied to the computer.

• Addresses an issue that prevents Microsoft RDP Client Controls (version 11 and later) from being instantiated in Microsoft Foundation Classes (MFC) dialogs.

• Displays the temperature on top of the weather icon on the taskbar.

• Addresses an issue that prevents the minimize, maximize, and close buttons from being used on maximized application windows. This problem occurs because the notification center maintains the input focus.

• Addresses an issue that may occur when using Netdom.exe or the Active Directory Domains and Trusts snap-in to list or modify name suffix routes. These processes may fail. The error message is “Insufficient system resources are available to complete the requested service”. This issue occurs after installing the January 2022 Security Update on the Primary Domain Controller Emulator (PDCe).

• Addresses an issue that causes the root domain’s primary domain controller (PDC) to generate warning and error events in the system log. This problem occurs when the PDC incorrectly attempts to scan outgoing trusts only.

• Addresses an issue when mapping network drives to Server Message Block Version 1 (SMBv1) shares. After restarting the operating system, the network drive will not be accessible.

• Addresses an issue that affects SMB multi-channel connections and may generate 13A or C2 errors.

• Addresses an issue that corrupts pools when the Client Cache (CSC) cleanup method fails to delete resources that have already been created.

• Addresses an issue that could cause the server to lock up as the nonpaged pool grows and uses up all memory. After a reboot, the same problem reappeared when trying to repair the corruption.

• Reduce resource contention overhead in high input/output operations per second (IOPS) scenarios with multiple threads contending for a single file.