Microsoft has released a cumulative update for Windows 10 22H2 and Windows 10 21h2, including seven fixes or changes, bringing back seconds in the time shown in the calendar flyout, with seven fixes or changes.
Windows 10 KB5060533 update is mandatory as it includes Microsoft’s June 2025 patch Tuesday security updates, fixing the seven zero-day weaknesses.
Windows users can install this update settingClicking Windows Update, And manually performing ‘check for updates,
However, since this update is mandatory, it will automatically start installing in Windows after examining the update. To make it more manageable, you can schedule a time when your computer resumes to complete the installation.
After installing this update, Windows 10 22H2 will be updated to make 19045.5965 and Windows 10 21h2 will be constructed 19044.5965.
Windows 10 users can manually download and install the KB5060533 update Microsoft update list,
What is new in Windows 10 KB5060533
The KB5060533 update includes Windows 10 several changes and fixes, including a feature that brings back the second in the display date on the calendar taskbar flyout.
Seven changes and reforms are listed below:
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The watch scene brings back which displays seconds on the calendar that was removed once. This facility is slowly coming out. This means that users receive updates at different times, and it may not be available immediately to all users.
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Increases the rich calendar facility by extending the duration of upcoming events to 30 days.
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The rich calendar adds details to the weather button in the facility.
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(GDI/GDI+)
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Fixed: Some GB18030-2022 characters are not provided in aircraft 2.
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Fixed: Some GB18030 characters are widely presented. Additionally, the sample paragraph is not presented correctly.
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(Mobile Operator Profile)
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(Vins)
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Fixed: An issue affecting the Windows Account Sink Consent System in the European economic sector markets, where secondary accounts were not accepted, which led to an increase in the server load.
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This update also includes a fix for a known problem, including some hyper-V virtual machines with Windows 10, Windows 11 and Windows Server to freeze or restart freezing or restoring. Microsoft had earlier fixed the bug on 27 May with the release of an out-of-band KB5061979 update.
Microsoft says that the only known issue is that noto fonts appear blurred or unclear when displayed in 96 DPIs.
“Chromium-based browsers such as Microsoft Edge and Google Chrome are displayed in 96 DPIs (100% scaling),” says Microsoft, there are staining or obscure CJK (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) text reports. “
To improve the clarity of the lesson as a temporary work -round is to set your display scaling to 125% or 150% to improve the clarity of the text.
Full list of fixes can be found in KB5060533 Support Bulletin And last month KB5058481 Preview Update Bulletin,