Check out KB5015807 for Windows 10: All you need to know

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Updated onJanuary 16, 2024

updated onJanuary 16, 2024

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You surely heard about all of the security updates that the Redmond-based tech colossus has released during this month’sPatch Tuesdayrollout.

All of the versions of the Windows operating system that are still eligible for these security software downloads have received the latest improvements.

For Windows 10 users, KB5015811 is available for version 1809, andKB5015807is available for Windows 10 versions 20H2, 21H1, and 21H2.

We’re going to take a closer look at this cumulative update and determine what are the most notable changes with this patch.

What does KB5015807 bring to Windows 10?

Similar to the Windows 11 update, both the above-mentioned updates address a problem with PowerShell as well as fix various security issues.

Needless to say, besides all the fixes and tweaks, these updates also bring a lot of improvements to the already popular OS.

The only difference between KB5015807 andKB5014666, which was released at the end of June, is the fix for the PowerShell issue.

Here’s what’s new

These are the changes coming to Windows 10 users via KB5015811 and KB5015807. You can install these updates from your Windows Updates tool, or through theMicrosoft Update Catalog.

To learn about the latest updates, be sure to read ourYour Windows 10 safety net: KB5034122 – Why it’s crucial for all usersarticle.

Have you noticed any other issues after installing these updates? Share your experience with us in the comments section below.

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Check out KB5015807 for Windows 10: All you need to know

What does KB5015807 bring to Windows 10?

Here’s what’s new