#Window critical updates update

' While an update to fix this is being investigated, it's possible to mitigate the issue by using the web versions of affected apps. 'Some scenarios that might be affected,' Microsoft confirms, ' are VPN connections, Microsoft Teams, Microsoft OneDrive, and Microsoft Outlook. The issue, a sign-in failure using Azure Active Directory, is only of concern to the above users with Windows devices that are using Arm processors. This one, however, only impacts users of Windows 10 (20H2, 21H1, 21H2) and Windows 11 (21H2) with Windows Server users not being affected. In other news, there's a new addition to the list of problems that Microsoft has confirmed following the June 14 Windows updates. Except for more second Tuesday of the month Windows security patch distributions for the foreseeable future. Here, Microsoft says, 'Monthly security and quality updates for supported versions of the Windows and Windows Server operating systems will continue to be delivered on the second Tuesday of the month (commonly referred to as Patch Tuesday or Update Tuesday) as they have been to date.' I'm not sure how much clearer the company could have been, to be honest.Īll of which means that there's nothing to see here. The real clincher, for anyone wanting to research this matter further, is the existence of a section of the official FAQ that's headed: 'Does Windows Autopatch affect Patch Tuesday?'