Microsoft releases compatibility update: Optimizing Win11 and Win10 recovery functions

According to news on June 16, after yesterday’s Patch Tuesday event day, Microsoft targeted Windows 10 and Windows 10 11 released a series of cumulative updates and compatibility updates. These updates are designed to improve system installation and recovery functionality and resolve issues some users encountered during the upgrade process.

According to the editor's understanding, there are reports that after upgrading the Win11 cumulative update, some Malwarebytes users encountered the problem of being unable to open and use the Google Chrome browser normally. And Windows 10 users reported some installation failures and other related issues.

To solve these problems, Microsoft released 4 compatibility updates again today, focusing on improving the Windows recovery function. Here is a brief description of these updates:

- KB5027573: Update for Win11 Version 22H2, compiled on June 13, 2023. The update improves Win11 Version 22H2's Windows recovery features.

- KB5027572: Update for Win11 Version 21H2, compiled on June 13, 2023. The update improves Win11 Version Windows recovery features in 21H2.

- KB5027389: Update for Win10 Version 20H2, 21H2, and 22H2, compiled on June 13, 2023. The update improves Windows 10 Windows recovery functionality for Versions 20H2, 21H2 and 22H2.

- KB5027385: Update for Win10 Version 1507, compiled on June 13, 2023. The update improves Win10 Version 1507 Windows recovery functionality.

Microsoft hopes to solve the problems encountered by users during the upgrade process through these compatibility updates, while improving system stability and user experience. Users are advised to install these updates promptly to ensure normal system operation. If users encounter any problems during the installation process, it is recommended to seek help from Microsoft technical support.

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