Another bug has been fixed that should improve the reliability of the Desktop Window Manager (DWM). Windows 10’s July update has a lot of bug fixes, such as a fix for an issue where scheduled monthly tasks may not run on time during daylight savings. You should expect regular, light, and bold font experience, but if you switch to Dengxian, an optional font, Windows will make the fonts look sharper. Microsoft hasn’t revealed how Chinese fonts will look better on Windows 10, but the company says it has begun using GB18030-2022, designed to make Chinese fonts cleaner.Īnother change related to the Standard Chinese Characters List, where Microsoft has confirmed implementing implementation level 2 of GB18030-2022). Still, there are plenty of bug fixes and notable tweaks, like the ability to authenticate across Microsoft’s services like OneDrive or Azure.įor some systems that rely on Chinese fonts, Microsoft says those devices should expect quality enhancement. Windows 10 Build 19045.320 doesn’t have a lot of changes. Windows 10 KB5028166 Direct Download Links: 64-bit and 32-bit (x86).
2023-07 Cumulative Update for Windows 10 Version 22H2 for x86-based Systems (KB5028166)įor Windows 11 users, Microsoft has published KB5028185 with tons of new features, including kernel debugging in Task Manager and more.
