These updates are called the August Patch Tuesday updates, and they greatly enrich each major version of the OS, from Windows 10 v1507 to Windows 10 v2004. However, a handful of cumulative updates have stood out among the others, either to do a special change that they bring that others don’t or because of an unforeseen error. That’s precisely the case with the cumulative update for WIndows 10 v2004, also known as KB4566782.
KB4566782 may affect Excel for Asian users
Despite being released at the end of May, Windows 10 v2004 has already received 5 different cumulative updates. This is arguably understandable since it is the version with the newest features, and therefore the version most prone to unexpected bugs. Such is the case with the latest issue detected after installing the latest Windows 10 v2004 cumulative updates which, according to Microsoft: To find out more about this month’s cumulative updates, check out our dedicated article where we’ve included changelogs, as well as direct download links for each of them. As with the case above, this is typically due to the number of characters in the user’s written language, like with some Asian languages. No word from Microsoft as to what users can do to bypass this problem, although using QWERTY-compatible languages might be a good workaround. Speaking of changelogs, we also have a list of all cumulative updates that have been released for Windows 10 ever since it was first released, so check it out as well. The Patch Tuesday Updates are among the most important updates that you can ever apply to your PC, so making sure you install them correctly is important. If you need further information as to why Patch Tuesday is important, check out this detailed guide. What’s your take on this month’s cumulative updates? Let us know what you think Microsoft should do next by leaving us a message in the comments section below.
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