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Version 117.0.2045.40: September 22, 2023

Fixed various bugs and performance issues.

Release notes for Microsoft Edge Stable Channel

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Alex5723

T-Mobile later blamed the issue on a “technology update” glitch and said the problem had been fixed as of Wednesday afternoon. “There was no cyberattack or breach at T-Mobile. This was a temporary system glitch related to a planned overnight technology update involving limited account information for fewer than 100 customers, which was quickly resolved,”

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This may help:

Remote Desktop or Network Shares with Microsoft Account Sign-In

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Version 117.0.2045.36: September 19, 2023

Fixed various bugs and performance issues.

Release notes for Microsoft Edge Stable Channel

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Alex5723

Selling cyber consulting services according to the URL in his Twitter profile.

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Version 117.0.2045.35: September 19, 2023

Fixed various bugs and performance issues.

Release notes for Microsoft Edge Stable Channel

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Alex5723

What has our demo user done wrong? Can you guess?

Is it a riddle? What’s he selling?

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Myst, Microfix

https://youtu.be/0_LaZMw_Eas

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rc primak, SueW

WCHS wrote:

Susan Bradley wrote:

I’ll be talking about it in Patch Watch.

And where is Patch Watch?

Susan’s section of the weekly newsletter when it discusses patches:

PATCH WATCH: Special note for all users

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WCHS

Lance Whitney wrote:

Upgrading to Windows 11 from the Windows Update screen is the quickest and most reliable method. However, if you know your PC qualifies for Windows 11 but don’t see the upgrade here, head to Microsoft’s Download Windows 11 page. Click the button to download the Windows 11 Installation Assistant to directly upgrade your current computer (Figure 9).

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Where did you see other languages?

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I checked and I don’t have that option.

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Alex5723

Live captions do not access your microphone (unless you switch it on to caption your own speech).

Why are you ignoring the other 18 new features it adds?

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You’re talking about the regular monthly cumulative update released on September 12th.

The discussion in this thread is about an irregular Windows configuration update (listed under “Other Updates” in Update history). It is not a security update.

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WSDKS01 wrote:

b wrote:

That’s not the update being discussed here.

Servicing stack update is included with cumulative update every month.

The note from Microsoft seems to say the opposite.

Which note? Which opposite? Please explain.

Every monthly cumulative update for Windows 11 version 22H2 over the last 12 months has included the servicing stack note you quoted.

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