Microsoft made available on Tuesday, June 13, an update KB5027231 For Windows 11 22H2 as part of your monthly cycle, known as patch tuesday. In addition to fixing security flaws, including those affecting the operating system kernel, the update also contains a fix for a bug affecting some 32-bit applications that use File Copy API.

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According to a related article posted on the Microsoft support website, update KB5027231 for Windows 11 22H2 contains a fix for a bug that affects some 32-bit applications that use the CopyFile API..

The error basically causes errors during certain operations, such as when the user tries to save a document, when he tries to copy a file, or when he tries to attach a file to an email, for example. When 32-bit versions of Microsoft Officeerror can cause users to encounter an error by saying something like “Failed to save document”.

The update also contains fixes for compatibility issues with some applications that make unsupported changes to the registry. In addition to these bugs, the KB5027231 update for Windows 11 22H2 also fixes numerous security flaws in several areas of the operating system, including vulnerability identified as CVE-2023-32019 what affects the kernel (kernel) of the OS.

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If successfully exploited, CVE-2023-32019 could give an attacker access to sensitive information. Because exploitation of the vulnerability does not require administrative privileges, Microsoft recommends that users install this update as soon as possible.

Windows 11 22H2 users can install update KB5027231 available today through Windows Update. You can also download the update from the Microsoft Update Catalog manually install it on one or more computers.

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