Windows 11 Updates: Graphics and Firewall Fixes in Build 26100.4767

Microsoft Rolls Out Update for Windows 11 Release Preview Channel

Today, Microsoft announced a new update for Windows 11 within the Release Preview Channel, following the recent Canary build aimed at Windows Insiders. The update, designated as Build 26100.4767 (KB5062663), brings several crucial fixes to enhance user experience and address persistent issues that were part of the previous build 26100.4762, released just a week ago.

Key Fixes Included in Build 26100.4767

This update primarily focuses on enhancing system stability and functionality across various features. Below are the key improvements made:

Graphics Improvements: A fix has been implemented for an issue that occasionally caused external graphics cards, connected via Thunderbolt, to go unrecognized.
Input Method Editor (IME) Issues:
- This update addresses problems impacting the Microsoft Changjie IME for Traditional Chinese, including unresponsiveness of the spacebar, inability to form or select words, incorrect word suggestions, or malfunctioning candidate window display. Users may have experienced these issues after installing the prior update, KB5062553.
- Problems with phonetic input methods—specifically the Hindi and Marathi Phonetic keyboards—have also been resolved, which were reported to malfunction post-installation of KB5062553.
Group Policy Editor Fix: An update has rectified errors associated with the Group Policy Editor, which would display messages such as “No element was expected but found” and “Encountered an unknown error” upon being opened.
Windows Firewall Concerns: This update addresses a specific issue logged in Event Viewer as Event 2042, concerning Windows Firewall with Advanced Security. The event typically appeared with a “Config Read Failed” message, supplemented by “More data is available.” Details surrounding this concern can be found in the “Error events logged for Windows Firewall”section on the Windows Health Dashboard.

Further Information and Future Updates

For additional details regarding this update, you can view the full announcement on the official Windows Blog. The changes from this update are anticipated to be rolled out later this month as part of the July 2025 non-security update for Windows 11.

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