Direct download links for Windows 10 KB4093117 is now
available on Microsoft’s Update Catalog, and you can use the
offline installers to upgrade the computers. Windows
10 KB4093117 (Build 15063.1058) is the second cumulative
update released for the Creators Update (version 1703) with
improvements and fixes.
Windows 10 KB4093117 doesn’t come with any new features
but it includes a series of quality improvements. The update
pushes Windows 10 to build 15064.1058, and the changelog
details the improvements and fixes bundled with this release.
Microsoft Edge is getting a big update in build
15064.1058, and the other changes in this update are aimed at
enterprises.
Microsoft has started releasing more than one update for
Windows 10 every month after the controversial Meltdown and
Spectre vulnerabilities. The original Patch Tuesday update is
security-focused, and the second update is more about the
quality improvements aimed at both consumers and enterprises.
KB4093117 Download Links for Windows 10
Windows 10 KB4093117 Direct Download Links: 32-bit (x86) and
64-bit.
KB4093117 Windows 10 15063.1058 Full Changelog
Windows 10 Creators Update (version 1703) is getting KB4093117
which pushes the operating system to Build 15063.1058.
Microsoft Edge is updated with some improvements, the company
in the changelog says that an issue that was causing the
browser to stop working has been finally fixed. Furthermore, a
bug that prevents Windows Hello from generating good
keys when it detects weak cryptographic keys has been
fixed.
Microsoft is finally addressing an issue related to smart cards
where the user had to wait for at least 30 seconds if the user
enters an incorrect PIN or biometric input. With the latest
update, Microsoft is basically removing the 30-second delay
lock. The company has also addressed an issue in the key
component of Windows 10. Microsoft discovered and fixed a bug
where the right-click context menu for encrypting and
decrypting files using Windows Explorer was missing.
The update also brings reliability improvements
for Internet Explorer and fixes potential bugs in web
browser control. Last but not the least, Microsoft is
fixing an issue with BitLocker where the encryption
suspends unexpectedly during device unenrollment. Most of
the other changes included in this cumulative update are aimed
at enterprises.
Microsoft is not aware of any known issues in the latest
version of Windows 10 Creators Update and we have not come
across any reports claiming failed installations. It remains to
be seen whether or not everything goes smoothly for Windows 10
users given that the cumulative updates are troublesome on some
computers.
