Windows 11: KB5017328 fixes login and security vulnerabilities
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Windows 11 gets the September update on patch day. KB5017328 fixes login issues and patches security vulnerabilities.
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A new patch is available for Windows 11 just like for Windows 10. As part of the September patch day updates, Microsoft is bringing patch KB5017328 to the current operating system. Compared to the counterpart for the Windows predecessor, there is also a bug fix that Microsoft has so far solved on the server side, but has probably not yet reached everyone affected. This is now mandatory via Windows Update: if desired, also with the typical buffer time for people who want to – or have to – wait out new updates for the time being.
For KB5017328, Microsoft only lists the item security updates and the information that login problems with new Microsoft accounts have been solved. These appeared a week ago and are no longer included in the list of problems mentioned with the current patch. There are still display problems with XPS files and any errors listed if you use your Windows system in the Chilean time zone.
In terms of security updates, Microsoft refers to the same list that applies to Windows 10. Over 70 individual gaps are listed there. These affected, among other things, .NET Framework, Microsoft Edge, Office, Visual Studio Code, Defender, Group Policy, Kernel, the TCP-IP protocol and more. More information and details about the plugged leaks can be found on the September Security Updates Overview at Microsoft.
At patchday download KB5017328 As usual, the changes of the optional update from the end of August can also be found. Microsoft released a slew of bug fixes that solved issues with printers, Bluetooth audio devices, Edge, and more. You can find more changes in our notification about the Windows 11 patch KB5016691. If you have problems with an automatic or standard installation via the settings, you can also download the current Windows 11 update via the Update Catalog install manually.
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