Windows 10 just got the KB4041688 update as part of October 2017 Patch Tuesday, and it bumps PCs to Build 14393.1794. This update is shipping to PCs with the Windows 10 Anniversary Update, so if you’re using the older/baseline version of the OS, you won’t get it.
Microsoft is rolling out Windows 10 14393.1794 to the general public, and this is the second update for the operating system in October. As it is a cumulative update, it only includes bug fixes and performance. If you are looking for new features, you should upgrade your PC to the Fall Creators Update.
KB4041688 Download Links for Windows 10
Windows 10 KB4041688 Direct Download Links: 64-bit (x64), 32-bit (x86).
Windows 10 Build 14393.1794 Full Changelog
Microsoft isn’t adding any major changes with the latest cumulative update, and there are no notable performance improvements. But there are multiple general fixes. For example, Microsoft has fixed an issue with fonts where they may be corrupted after the out-of-the-box experience has been fixed.
The company explains that the issue affected devices with multiple language packs installed; anyway, it has finally been fixed.
Microsoft also addressed another issue where the device wouldn’t update from Windows 10 Build 14393.1670 to 14393.1770. It has also fixed an issue with Windows Error Reporting where the system prevents the troubleshooter from saving error reports in a temporary folder.
Other changes include fixes to the MSMQ performance counter where it would populate late queue instances when the server hosts a clustered MSMQ role. Personal Identity Verification (PIV) smart card is also getting fixes for the bugs.
You can download the update by heading to Settings -> Security & Updates -> Windows Update. Alternatively, you can use the above download links to upgrade your Windows 10 Anniversary Update device.