Microsoft has released Windows 10 Build 19042.1023 (20H2) to release preview channel. The update will be available only for those Windows Insiders who are on Windows 10 October 202 (20H2) update. The Windows 10 Build 19042.1023 has resolved an issue associated with the just-in-time (JIT) behavior of jscript9.dll. The update has fixed an issue that could prevent users from opening phone apps that are pinned to the Taskbar. If Win32 apps are prevented from opening using the runas command and when the “BlockNonAdminUserInstall” Group policy is turned on, then the issue has been resolved.
The Windows 10 Build 19042.1023 (20H2) has resolved an issue that displays Progressive Web Application (PWA) icons as blank upon pinning to the Taskbar. The update has also fixed an issue that fails to properly manage memory for touch input before a session ends. The memory leak pertaining to ctfmon.exe has been solved. This error will occur when you refresh an application that has an editable box. If the touch device doesn’t work as a serial mouse in multiple monitor situations, then the error has been fixed.
If the Settings page text displays “Let’s finish setting up your device” at startup, then the issue has been resolved. If the items on the desktop are displayed even after the deletion, then you will not encounter the problem again.
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If you are unable to view the Nouse settings after the Settings Page Visibility Group Policy is set to showonly:easeofaccess-mousepointer, then the issue has been resolved in this update. The issue related to Safe Mode sign-in has been fixed if the web Sign-in is enabled.
The Windows 10 Build 19042.1023 (20H2) has fixed issues in Active Directory (AD) Admin Center and Screen Readers. The problem pertaining to BitLocker encryption failing to apply via a Group Policy has been resolved. The memory leak issue in PKU2U which causes cluster nodes to run out of memory has been fixed.
If the Autopilot reset command takes too long to process, then the problem has been resolved. The update has added support for the .hif file extension for high-Efficiency Image File (HEIF) images. The issue related to slow performance and leakage via PerfMon API has been resolved. You will find the list of other issues that are fixed on the official Windows Insider Blog post.
