It's the second Tuesday of the month and you know what that implies.
It's Patch Tuesday, the day each upheld Microsoft item gets refreshes. On account of Windows 11, there is just a single adaptation to ponder, form 21H2. In contrast to most months, however maybe obviously, there hasn't been a review update this month.
This is in all likelihood because of the way that the group was home for these special seasons. The Patch Tuesday update accompanies a somewhat short changelog, basically conglomerating all that was in the update review. You may have anticipated that they should be a piece longer this month since there haven't been any review refreshes, yet they haven't.
On the off chance that you are utilizing Windows 11 form 21H2, you will get KB5009566, with the form number 22000.434. You can download it physically here, and here are the high lights: Updates a realized issue influencing Japanese information strategy editors (IMEs).
Composed text might show up mixed up or the text cursor might move suddenly in applications that utilization the Multibyte Character Set (MBCS).
Update the security of your Windows working framework.
Here is the full rundown of fixes: Fixes a realized issue influencing Japanese info strategy editors (IMEs).When utilizing a Japanese IME to enter text, the text might show up mixed up or the text cursor might move suddenly in applications that utilization the Multibyte Character Set (MBCS).
This issue influences the Microsoft Japanese IME and outsider Japanese IMEs.
Likewise with all Patch Tuesday refreshes, this is required. That implies you can get it currently by checking for refreshes in Windows Update or introducing it physically, however any other way it will in any case introduce naturally sooner or later.
From that point onward, there ought to be another review update later this month. These are typically alluded to as "C" and "D" week refreshes, with the letter relating to the third and fourth seven day stretch of the month.
Not at all like Patch Tuesday refreshes, these are discretionary.
They show up in Windows Update, however they are not introduced except if you unequivocally demand them.