Windows 10 fall Creator Update first cumulative update KB4043961 patch released

Microsoft released its first cumulative update KB4043961 hours after the Windows 10 fall Creator update was released. In fact, this cumulative update was released to Windows Insider users last week, and now Microsoft has released the same cumulative update for official users, and it is recommended that users deploy the cumulative update as soon as possible after the upgrade.

­according to the official update log, the cumulative update mainly fixes problems that cause uninstalled applications to be reinstalled after each restart, logout, and login, as well as localization improvements to error alerts such as JET database corruption.

­this cumulative update was originally released with the October Patch Tuesday event and includes fixes for kernel-mode drivers, Microsoft Graphics components, IE browsers, and Windows DNS Service. Based on a known problem with KB4043961, a situation that causes generic applications using JavaScript and asm.js to stop working after installation.