Microsoft has released an out-of-band Windows update after its September security patch caused problems with Remote Desktop, Linux virtual machines, and some USB audio devices.
The Sept. 14 update arrives less than a week after Microsoft’s Sept. 8 security release. On affected systems, Remote Desktop Services can stop responding, shared Windows folders can disappear from some Hyper-V-based Linux environments, and USB Audio Class 1.0 devices can fail in multichannel modes.
For businesses that rely on remote access or Windows-hosted Linux workloads, the update is worth prioritizing rather than waiting for October’s regular Patch Tuesday.
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