Microsoft releases official patch for Windows 11 22H2 to solve the 'sticky keys' problem

Microsoft today released the latest Windows 11 22H2 official version patch KB5030219. This update upgrades the version number of Windows 11 to Build 22621.2283. Although the content of this update is relatively small, it still includes some important fixes and improvements

According to Microsoft’s official announcement, this update mainly solves two problems. First, it removes an issue introduced by the previous update KB5029351, where blank menu items appeared in the Sticky Keys menu. This problem may affect the user's operating experience, and KB5030219 completely solves it.

Secondly, KB5030219 also improves the security issues of the Windows operating system. Microsoft said that this security update includes some improvements from the previous update KB5029351 released on August 22, 2023. Specifically, this update fixes an issue affecting authentication. In previous Windows updates, joining or rejoining a computer to an Active Directory domain using a smart card might fail, causing inconvenience to users. By installing KB5030219, users can confidently resolve this issue while improving system security

It should be noted that if the user has already installed the previous update, then KB5030219 Only new fixes included in this update will be downloaded and installed to ensure system stability and security.

According to the editor’s understanding, Microsoft continues to pay attention to and improve Windows 11 performance and functionality, committed to providing a better user experience. Users can easily obtain and install this new patch through the Windows Update feature to ensure their systems remain up to date.

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