Microsoft has already pushed out this month's Patch Tuesday security update, but now it's also deployed fresh cumulative updates for those running Windows 10 who havent yet upgraded to the latest April 2018 Update.This round of tweaking covers the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update, Creators Update, and Anniversary Update.So if youve not yet had the chance to upgrade to the April 2018 Update, or youve put the update off even Windows 10 Home users can use an unofficial workaround to do this then youll want to grab these patches, as they contain some important sounding performance tweaks for those still using the Fall Creators Update.As spotted by Neowin, the fixes for the Fall Creators Update address several performance flaws that could slow up your PC, including an application performance degradation issue in operating system functions.Hibernation consternationVarious other updates resolve potential problems with Windows Defender, along with a reliability issue with resuming from hibernation.
Windows Media Players source for music metadata has also been switched, among other tweaks.
Check out the full list of changes here.Although there hopefully wont be many of you out there still using the Creators Update or Anniversary Update, as mentioned, Microsoft has also deployed a raft of patches to these versions of Windows 10.
Click the respective links to see Microsofts lists of changes.
Again, some important performance and stability issues have been remedied.You should be able to grab these cumulative updates straight from Windows Update (head to Settings > Update Security > Windows Update, where you can fire up Check for Updates).Alternatively, you can manually download the updates here: Fall Creators Update, Creators Update, Anniversary Update.