Microsoft has released update KB5045594 for Windows 10, aimed at resolving various issues related to USB devices and blue screen errors. This optional update must be installed manually by users.
USB and Device Fixes
Prior to this update, users reported issues with scanner drivers failing to install. Problems also emerged with printing via USB, where unnecessary network commands appeared, and printers malfunctioned, according to the source. KB5045594 addresses these concerns, improving the stability and performance of the system.
Start Menu and System Changes
The update also introduces a new account manager in the Start menu, simplifying access to settings. To switch users, you can now click the ellipsis “…” next to the “Log out” option. NIX Solutions adds that Microsoft has moved the account lock option to the power menu, making it more accessible.
Blue Screen Error Fix and Installation Details
One of the most important fixes in KB5045594 resolves a critical error that caused a blue screen with the code 0x3B when attempting to upgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 11. This update ensures smoother transitions to the new operating system, reducing the risk of crashes.
To install the update, users should navigate to the Update & Security section in Windows settings and manually check for updates. Alternatively, it can be downloaded from the Microsoft Update Catalog. Automatic installation is scheduled for November, requiring no user action.
We’ll keep you updated on future developments regarding this update and any new fixes that may follow.