Microsoft has released a brand new Windows 10 cumulative update which are more recent stable versions from the operating-system, with users permitted to download it from Windows Update having a manual look for updates.

In other words, KB5003690 is just a preview of next month's cumulative update, also it can downloaded today on Windows 10 version 2004, 20H2, and 21H1.

It comes with plenty of improvements, including fixes for that blurry text in the news and interest button and an audio glitch that's also impacting Windows 10 version 21H1.

According to Microsoft, KB5003690 resolves "issue with Search box graphics on the Windows taskbar that occurs should you right-click the taskbar and switch off News and interests. This graphics concern is especially visible when utilizing dark mode."

Furthermore, this new cumulative update fixes a bug that made it impossible to register to Windows 10 utilizing a PIN, as well as the gaming performance problem that was created by a previous cumulative update.

Next Patch Tuesday in July

Microsoft says it has also resolved Japanese IME and VR-related glitches in Windows 10.

The update fixes "an issue that triggers japan Input Method Editor (IME) to suddenly stop working when you are typing," Microsoft says, while also adding that it includes patches for "an issue that, in some cases, takes you from the exclusive virtual reality (VR) app and back to Windows Mixed Reality Home whenever you press the Windows button on the controller."

There are no new known issues within this cumulative update as compared to the previous releases, but it remains to be seen if new ones are discovered when the rolled out to any or all Windows 10 devices begins as an automatic update via Windows Update.

The following Patch Tuesday will require devote July, and also at that point, all improvements in this update would be automatically pushed to all Windows 10 devices running these OS versions.