New Update Windows 10 22H2 preview update (KB5034203)

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Microsoft has released the latest Windows 10 22H2 non-security preview update (KB5034203), with the build number 19045.3996. It contains the promised earlier new weather lock screen widget, along with changes to the OS made to comply with the European Union's Digital Markets Act. There is also a number of non-security bug fixes.

Highlights

• This update addresses an issue that affects some single-function printers. They might install as a scanner.
• New! The coming weeks will bring a richer weather experience to your lock screen. This includes dynamic, interactive weather updates. So, as you hover over the weather on your lock screen, you will see more information. When you tap or click on the weather card and sign in, Microsoft Edge opens with the full forecast in MSN weather. If you already use Weather in Settings > Personalization > lock screen > Lock screen status, there is nothing for you to do. Also, this new experience will be on by default if Lock screen status is set to “None.” Like today, lock screen status will be available when you lock your screen no matter which personalization option you select (Windows spotlight, Picture, or Slideshow).

KB5034203: Windows 10 22H2 gets a new lock screen weather widget, EU changes, and more

Microsoft has released the latest Windows 10 version 22H2 non-security preview update (KB5034203), with the build number 19045.3996. It includes the new weather lock screen experience and more.

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January 23, 2024—KB5034203 (OS Build 19045.3996) Preview - Microsoft Support

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EEA customers installing this update will be able to uninstall all Windows apps, including Microsoft Edge, Web Search from Microsoft Bing, Photos, and Camera.

Windows 10 KB5034203 preview update adds EU DMA compliance

Microsoft has released the January 2024 preview update for Windows 10, version 22H2, which adds Digital Markets Act (DMA) compliance in the European Economic Area (EEA) to allow European users to uninstall all apps in Windows by March 6.

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