KB4019990, KB4019265 und KB4019217 Rollup Update als Preview für Windows 7 und 8.1

Microsoft hat die monatlichen Rollup-Updates als Preview für Windows 7 und Windows 8.1 zum Download bereitgestellt. Dabei handelt es sich um nicht-Sicherheitsrelevante Updates, die Verbesserungen der Updates vom 9.Mai und Verbesserungen als Vorschau zum nächsten monatlichen Update (Juni 2017) enthalten.

Die KB4019265 für Windows 7 ersetzt und verbessert die KB4019264. Hier wurde nur ein Fehler in der d3dcompiler_47.dll behoben. In der KB4019990 wurde dieser Fehler separat behoben und kann als Update installiert werden. Das Problem mit den AMD Carrizo DDR4 CPUs besteht weiterhin, dass Updates blockiert werden. Microsoft arbeitet daran. Ist ein Fehler der nun schon seit einigen Versionen mitgeschleift wird.

Die KB4019217 für Windows 8.1 ersetzt die KB4019215 und beinhaltet auch qualitative Verbesserungen. Auch hier besteht der Fehler mit den AMD Carrizo DDR4 Prozessoren weiterhin, wie auch bei Win 7. Dafür ist die Liste der behobenen Fehler um einiges länger.

Verbesserungen und Korrekturen

• Addressed issue related to establishing a secure connection to a server using the TLS protocol. The application may hang when the server certificate specifies a secure URL (HTTPS) for the Certificate Revocation List (CRL) or for the Authority Information Access (AIA) values within the certificate.
• Addressed issue where changing your password while not directly connected to the enterprise network, such as with a VPN, will cause your private keys to become inaccessible. Symptoms vary including the inability to encrypt/decrypt or sign documents.
• Addressed issue where performing a factory reset fails because a new authenticated variable that was added to the firmware cannot be deleted during factory reset. When the factory reset encounters this variable, it gets an error and does not complete the reset.
• Addressed issue where users may experience slow logons when logging on to Windows Server 2012 R2 servers that have a high amount of open connections. The issue is caused by the collection of bandwidth statistics on the open connections for the processing of group policy.

• Addressed issue where the Server Message Block 3.0’s Continuous Availability feature degrades software performance when the FindFirstFileEx() function receives a path that ends with “..” or “.”.
• Addressed issue where the Common Log File System references an invalid parameter when users create new folders and new tasks using Task Scheduler, which generates Stop Error 0x24.
• Addressed issue where removable devices do not work as expected after applying KB3179574 and when auditing of removable devices is enabled.
• Addressed issue where a Virtual Machine sporadically loses its network connection completely.
• Addressed issue where Windows Event Forwarding between two 2012 R2 servers makes reports incompatible with third-party Security Information and Event Management software.
• Addressed an issue where LSASS consumes large amounts of memory on 2012 R2 Domain Controllers during a security descriptor propagation operation. This issue occurs when a security descriptor change is made on a root object with lots of descendants. Additionally, Applies To is set to “This object and all descendant objects.”
• Addressed issue where Work Folders clients using token broker do not work (“Access denied” error) when using an Active Directory Federation Services Server 2012 R2.

Download

• Windows 7 x64: windows6.1-kb4019265-x64.msu (165,4 MB)
• Windows 7 x32: windows6.1-kb4019265-x86.msu (100,4 MB)
• Windows 7 x64 KB4019990 separat: windows6.1-kb4019990-x64.msu (2,7 MB)
• Windows 7 x32 KB4019990 separat: windows6.1-kb4019990-x86.msu (1,4 MB)
• Windows 8.1 x64: windows8.1-kb4019217-x64.msu (229,4 MB)
• Windows 8.1 x32: windows8.1-kb4019217-x86.msu (127,2 MB)

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