KB5017389: Microsoft Improves Windows 11 2022 Update

Microsoft has now released the cumulative update KB5017389, which was recently checked by Insiders in the Release Preview channel, to all users of the Windows 11 2022 Update, thus improving the feature drop in terms of missing functionality and bugs that still need to be fixed.

Product Maintenance for Windows 11 2022 Update

After Microsoft tested the cumulative update again in the Windows 11 Insider Program, the update to the latest stable build 22622.608 is now available for download for all users of Windows 11 2022 (“22H2”) update via Windows Update. The focus of the first major update since the first feature was dropped has been bug fixes and a new, more dynamic UI widget content for the taskbar.

The latest stable version of Windows 11

After rebooting, the system welcomes you with Windows 11 Build 22622.608 and Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.22634.1000.0 and has seen the next improvement with the update.

• Addresses issues that cause Microsoft Store updates to fail.
• Addresses an issue that forces IE mode tabs to be reloaded in a session.
• Fixes an issue where a browser window opens successfully in IE mode to view a PDF file. Later, navigation to another website fails to put IE within the same window.
• Adds more dynamic widget content with notification badges to the taskbar. When you open the Tools panel, a banner appears at the top of the panel. It contains more information about why the notification signal is triggered.
• Fixes an issue affecting dual SIM calling. If you do not select a SIM card on your smartphone and start a call on your device, the Dual SIM function will not work.
• Addresses an issue that affects some apps that are not signed by the Microsoft Store. You need to reinstall them after upgrading the operating system.

KB5017389 – Highlights

The list of improvements Microsoft has included in Product Maintenance for Windows 11 2022 Update is quite extensive this time around. Microsoft is clearly advancing and gradually introducing previously promised functions to the operating system.

Microsoft is making improvements in many areas

As an excerpt from the official release notes confirms, Microsoft has improved the Microsoft Store, Microsoft Office 365, Hyper-V, and Direct Memory Access regions as well as Windows search indexing.

• Addresses an issue that affects some apps that are not signed by the Microsoft Store. You need to reinstall them after upgrading the operating system.
• Addresses issues that cause Microsoft Store updates to fail.
• Addresses an issue that prevents you from signing in to many Microsoft Office 365 applications. This affects Outlook, Word, Teams, etc.
• Reduces the performance that the Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol uses on some devices when they are in sleep mode.
• Addresses an issue affecting the Windows Search service. This slows down the indexing progress of the service.
• Addresses an issue that affects some processors. This issue occurs when Hyper-V and Kernel Direct Memory Access (DMA) protections are enabled.

KB5017389 – Improvements

A little more happened this time too, like the list of all the improvements to Site From official Microsoft support.

KB5017389 does not cause any problems

There are no known issues installing the latest cumulative update KB5017389 and the update has already ran without issues in the Release Preview channel. However, the update is still classified as optional and will not install automatically.

Download on ComputerBase

As usual, the latest update can also be used as a standalone file for x64 (.msu) And the Arm64 (.msu) It can be downloaded directly from the Microsoft Update Catalog and the ComputerBase download area.

Users already on Build 22622 are automatically offered the update via Windows Update.