Win10 second wave cumulative update patch summary KB3081424 restart dead loop has not been resolved

Win10 today ushered in the second wave of cumulative updates that Microsoft confirmed push, this push contains a total of 6 patches, focus on repairing some known bugs, and Improved system security. Unfortunately, it is not known whether the new cumulative update fixes the restart loop caused by the previous KB3081424 update. However, after the installation, the netizens reported that the 6 patches are still unstable, and it is recommended to be cautious when upgrading.

The details of the win10 cumulative patch update are as follows:

1,3086251 MS15-092

Fix the vulnerability in the .Net Framework that may cause privilege escalation;

2, 3084525 MS15-091

Microsoft Edge browser cumulative security update;

3, 3082458 MS15-088

Repair unsafe command line parameter passing that may cause information leakage Vulnerability;

4, 3082487 MS15-085

Repairing vulnerabilities that may cause upgrades in the Installation Manager;

5, 3078662 MS15-080

Repair Vulnerability in remote code execution in Microsoft Graphics Components;

6, 3082442 MS15-079

Internet Explorer Cumulative Security Update.

For more details, please read this article: What is fixed in the Windows 10 second wave cumulative update patch KB3081436?