Let’s discuss the June 2024 patches for Windows 11 KB5039212 and KB5039213 and the 0 Zero-Day Vulnerability. Patch Tuesday is a monthly Update from Microsoft. Microsoft released patches to fix known security and performance issues.
Microsoft also released the KB5039211 patches for Windows 10, which fix vulnerabilities and update the system Securely. Windows 11 updates are fixing a set of issues, and one of them is the File Explorer Responsiveness Issue. When you try to swipe from the edge of the screen after turning off that swipe feature, File Explorer stops working properly.
The June patches for Windows 11 also solve a problem with Handwriting Panels and Touch Keyboards. When you are using a pen, these panels and keyboards for handwriting don’t show up. But with these updates, that issue gets fixed, making it easier to use your pen on your device
The June patch release will include an excellent new update. You might notice something new using a Windows image as your computer background. Instead of just a regular image, you might see Windows Spotlight as the default background.
| Windows 11 23H2 and 22H2 | Windows 11 21H2 |
|---|---|
| KB5039212 | KB5039213 |
- Windows 11 Version Numbers Build Numbers Major Minor Build Rev
- Windows 10 Version Numbers Build Numbers Major Minor Build Rev
- Updated Windows 11 End-of-Life Dates
- Updated Windows 10 End of Life Dates
What was Addressed in the June 11th, 2024 Patch Tuesday Update?
The update addressed app cursor issues that were affecting users. Specifically, it tackled situations where the cursor would change unexpectedly from a hand to a cursor or disappear altogether.
When Did These Cursor Issues Occur?
These cursor issues occurred when certain apps were using the WebView2Standalone XAML control.
Windows 11 KB5039212 KB5039213 June 2024 Patches and 0 Zero-Day Vulnerability
Microsoft released a set of updates on June 11, 2024, to improve its operating systems, especially Windows 11 and 10. They fixed some issues and added more security, making Windows 11 run smoother and safer for everyone who uses it.
Microsoft releases security updates on “Patch Tuesday,” the second Tuesday of each month at 10:00 AM PST. IT professionals should plan their deployment schedules according to their time zone(s).
- May 2024 Windows 11 KB5037771 KB5037770 Patches and 2 Zero-Day Vulnerabilities
- May 2024 Windows 10 KB5037768 Patches and 2 Zero-Day Vulnerabilities
- Windows 11 KB5036893 KB5036894 April 2024 Patches and 0 Zero-Day Vulnerability
- Windows 10 KB5036892 April 2024 Patches and 0 Zero-Day Vulnerability
Windows 11 KB5039212 June 2024 Patches
Let’s discuss the June 2024 patches for Windows 11, KB5039212 and KB5039213. These patches provide essential updates for your computer, including fixes and improvements to make your Windows 11 system work better. The patches also have specific version information and OS build versions, shown in the list below.
- Windows 11 Version Details – Windows 11 23H2 KB5039212(OS Builds 22621.3737 and 22631.3737)
- Version Details – Windows 11 21H2 KB5039213 (OS Build 22000.3019)
- More Details on Windows 11 version Numbers: Windows 11 Version Numbers Build Numbers Major Minor Build Rev
How to Seek the Latest Windows Updates
To get the latest Windows update, click the Start button at the bottom left corner of your screen. Next, head to Settings, select Windows Update, and hit the “Check for updates” button.
- 2024 March KB5035853 KB5035854 Windows 11 Patches and 0 Zero-Day Vulnerability
- Windows 11 KB5034765 KB5034766 February 2024 Patches and 2 Zero-Day Vulnerabilities
- Windows 10 KB5034763 February 2024 Patches and 2 Zero-Day Vulnerabilities
- 2024 January KB5034123 KB5034121 Windows 11 Patches and 0 Zero-Day Vulnerability
Windows 11 23H2 and 21H2 KB5039212 KB5039213 June Patch Tuesday New Features 2024
Let’s dive into the new features introduced in the June Patch Tuesday updates for Windows 11, specifically targeting versions 23H2 and 21H2. These updates bring exciting enhancements to your Windows 11 experience.
| New Features | Description |
|---|---|
| Prevents Accidental Closing of Share Window Feature | This is the new feature. Clicking outside of the share window will no longer close it. To close, select the close button at the upper-right corner. |
| Drag Files Between Breadcrumbs in File Explorer Feature | This is a new feature. Use your mouse to drag files between breadcrumbs in the File Explorer address bar, showing the path to your current file location. |
| Manage Linked Devices | This is a new feature. A new page in Settings > Accounts called Linked Devices allows the management of PCs and Xbox consoles. It is available on Home and Pro editions when signed in with a Microsoft account (MSA). |
| New Account Manager in Start Menu | This is a new feature. Rollout of a new account manager in the Start menu provides a glance at account benefits and eases account settings management when using a Microsoft account to sign in to Windows. |
| Create QR Codes for URLs and Cloud Files | This is a new feature. You can easily create quick response (QR) codes for webpage URLs and cloud files from the Windows share window by selecting the share button in the Microsoft Edge toolbar and choosing “Windows share options.” |
| Backup Sound Settings | This is a new feature. Windows will back up sound settings if “Remember my preferences” is turned on and checkboxes for Personalization and Other Windows settings are selected. Found in Settings > Accounts > Windows backup. |
| Sign In to a Microsoft Account in the Windows Backup App | This is a new update. You can Sign in to your Microsoft account in the Windows Backup app, which saves backups to your account. |
| Send Email to Yourself from Windows Share Window | This is a new update. You can Send email to yourself from the Windows share window to the email address associated with your Microsoft account. |
| Add Recovery Email Address | This is a new update. The “Add now” button in Settings > Account allows you to add a recovery email address if you haven’t already. The button shows only if you are signed in to a Microsoft account. |
| PC Manager for Devices in China | This is a new improvement that adds PC Manager for Devices in China. |
| Direct Sharing to Microsoft Teams Channels and Group Chats | This is a new improvement. By signing in using a Microsoft Entra ID, you can now directly share to specific Microsoft Teams channels and group chats in the Windows share window. |
| Country and Operator Settings Asset (COSA) Update | Brings Country and Operator Settings Asset (COSA) profiles up to date for certain mobile operators. |
Issues Fixed with Windows 11 June Patches 2024 KB5039212
Let’s talk about the problems that the June 2024 KB5039212 updates for Windows 11 have fixed. These updates target various issues that users may have faced, such as bugs causing system crashes, software compatibility issues, or security vulnerabilities.
| Issues Fixed with Windows 11 June Patches 2024 | Description |
|---|---|
| File Explorer Responsiveness Issue | Addresses an issue where File Explorer stops responding when swiping from a screen edge after turning off edge swiping. |
| Handwriting Panels and Touch Keyboards Issue | Addresses an issue where handwriting panels and touch keyboards do not appear when using a pen. |
| Hidden Window Issue During Screen Sharing Issue | Addresses an issue displaying a hidden window with no content in the title bar and no client area during screen sharing with certain apps. |
| Screen Distortion Issue with Chromium-based Browsers | Addresses an issue causing screen distortion when using a Chromium-based browser to play a video. |
| File Explorer Startup Issue with Network Shares | Addresses an issue causing File Explorer to take up to two minutes to start when pinning a folder on a network share to Quick Access after upgrading from Windows 11, version 21H2 to 22H2. |
| Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) Audio Headsets Issue | Addresses an issue where Bluetooth LE Audio headsets do not show the option to connect or disconnect. |
| Account Profile Picture Change Issue | Addresses a known issue affecting account profile picture changes, which may result in an error code 0x80070520. |
| Share Button Issue on USB Controllers | Addresses an issue where the Share button on USB controllers might not work with Game Bar. |
| Antimalware Scan Interface (AMSI) Update | This update affects the Antimalware Scan Interface (AMSI) AmsiUtil class, enhancing the detection of AMSI scan bypasses and addressing long-term issues exposing devices to threats. |
| Server Issue After Domain Removal | An issue where the Get-LocalGroupMember cmdlet returns an exception after removing a server from a domain if the local groups contain domain members. |
| Printer Functionality in Restricted Environments Issue | An issue where printers do not work as expected when using AppContainer or in a restricted environment. |
| IPP-over-USB Printer Issue | An issue where an IPP-over-USB printer still appears unavailable in the Control Panel after being deleted. |
| TWAIN Drivers Issue in Virtual Environments | An issue where TWAIN drivers might stop responding when used in a virtual environment. |
| Host Networking Service (HNS) Load Balancer Policy Issue | An issue where load balancer policies are not restored correctly when the Host Networking Service (HNS) restarts. |
| Smart Card Icon Display Issue | An issue where the smart card icon does not appear when signing in if there are multiple certificates on the smart card. |
| Enhanced Fast Reconnect Issue | An issue where Enhanced Fast Reconnect fails when used with third-party remote desktop protocol (RDP) providers. |
| Encrypted Email App Issue | An issue where an app supporting encrypted email repeatedly asks for credentials each time an encrypted email is opened, even after entering the PIN at least once. |
| Folder Context Menu Issue with Sync Feature | An issue where selecting the command to remove items in a folder context menu adds items instead occurs when a third-party service implements a sync feature. |
| Out-of-Box Experience (OOBE) Failure issue | An issue where the out-of-box experience (OOBE) fails to complete when the “Prevent the use of security questions for local accounts” policy is enabled. |
| Unified Write Filter (UWF) Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) API Calls Issue | An issue where calls to shut down or restart the system through Unified Write Filter (UWF) Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) API throw an access denied exception. |
Known Issues from June Windows 11 Patches 2024
Recently, two reported issues concerning Microsoft software were reported. One involved potential VPN connection failures following the installation of the April 2024 security update. The other was related to Edge updates possibly causing the Microsoft Copilot app to appear in Installed apps erroneously. However, according to Microsoft documentation, both issues have been successfully resolved.
- VPN connections might fail after installing the April 2024 security update – Resolved
- Edge updates might cause the Microsoft Copilot app to show up in Installed apps – Resolved
SCCM Deployment of Windows 11 KB5039212 KB5039213
With Microsoft’s latest updates and improvements, you have options like SCCM or WSUS to keep your system running smoothly and securely. It’s important to deploy the June 2024 Cumulative Updates (KB5039212 and KB5039213) for Windows 11. This helps ensure your system stays safe and performs well. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to do it.
- Access Software Library in SCCM/WSUS.
- Navigate to “Software Updates” under the “Overview” tab.
- Initiate a WSUS Sync for the latest updates.
- Search for updates using KB numbers (KB5039212 KB5039213).
- If KB numbers don’t work, search by description (“24-06 Cumulative Update for Windows 11“).
Note—If you have installed earlier updates, only the new updates in this package will be downloaded and installed on your device.
- How to Create Deploy New Software Update Patch Package Using SCCM | ConfigMgr
- SCCM ADR Automatic Deployment Rule Creation Process
Intune Deployment of Windows 11 KB5039212 and KB5039213
Deploying the June 2024 Patch Tuesday Cumulative Updates for Windows 11 via Microsoft Intune is simple and efficient. With Intune, administrators can easily manage and distribute updates through the cloud, eliminating the need for on-site infrastructure.
This cloud-based method simplifies the update deployment process, promptly ensuring that devices receive Microsoft’s latest patches and enhancements.
More Details on Zero Day Out Of Band Patch Deployment Using Intune MEM Expedite Best Option and Intune Reporting Issue: Expedite Windows Security Patch Deployment.
Direct Download Links of Windows 11 KB5039212 KB5039213
Visit the Microsoft Update Catalog portal at https://www.catalog.update.microsoft.com/ to obtain the direct download links for the Windows 11 LCUs released in June 2024. The portal allows users to manually download and install updates, providing flexibility in managing system updates.
- Enter the KB article number.
- Click the Search icon.
- Search Keyword 2024-06
| Cumulative Update for Windows 11 | Products | Size | Direct Download |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2024-06 Cumulative Update for Windows 11 for x64-based Systems (KB5039212) | Windows 11 23H2 | 721.1 MB | Download |
| 2024-06 Cumulative Update for Windows 11 Version 21H2 for x64-based Systems (KB5039213) | Windows 11 21H2 | 404.4 MB | Download |
Automated Patch Management with Windows Autopatch
Autopatch helps simplify updating operations and create new opportunities for IT pros. The Windows Autopatch Release Management clarifies the quality, feature updates, and installation schedules in the Intune portal; here, you can get more information on the Windows Autopatch Implementation Setup Guide.
- In Intune Portal, Navigate to Devices Under Windows Autopatch.
- Select Release Management, which displays the updates and releases scheduled.
Resources
June 11, 2024—KB5039212 (OS Builds 22621.3737 and 22631.3737) – Microsoft Support
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About the Author: Vidya is a computer enthusiast. She is here to share quick tips and tricks with Windows 11 or Windows 10 users. She loves writing about Windows 11 and related technologies. She is also keen to find solutions and write about day-to-day tech problems.