Microsoft has rolled out a fresh set of updates for Windows 11 and Windows 10 as part of its June 2025 Patch Tuesday release, rolled out on June 10, 2025. This includes Windows 11 KB5060842 (OS Build 26100.4343) and Windows 10 KB5060533 (OS Build 19045.5965), both packed with critical security fixes and handy new features. These updates also address 66 vulnerabilities, including one actively exploited zero-day and another publicly disclosed zero-day. Installing these patches is essential to keep your system safe from hackers and running smoothly. This latest patch update is currently rolling out to everyone via Windows Update. Microsoft has also published direct download links on the Update Catalog. Here is how to download Windows updates easily from the Microsoft server.

June 2025 Windows Updates: Full List

The June 2025 Patch Tuesday brings a lineup of updates tailored for various Windows versions. Here’s the complete list of what’s available for Windows 11 and Windows 10:

  • Windows 11 v24H2: KB5060842 (OS Build 26100.4343) – Delivers security patches, AI-driven features for Copilot+ PCs, and quality improvements.
  • Windows 11 v23H2: KB5060999 (OS Build 22631.5472) – Provides security updates and minor fixes for users on this older version.
  • Windows 11 v22H2: KB5060999 (OS Build 22621.5472) – Offers security patches for those still on 22H2, nearing end-of-support.
  • Windows 10 v22H2: KB5060533 (OS Build 19045.5965) – Includes security fixes and brings back the seconds display to the clock in the taskbar’s calendar flyout.
  • Windows 10 v1809: KB5060531 (OS Build 17763.7434) – Offers security patches only, ensuring older systems get the latest protections.

Windows Update is a free maintenance and support service for Microsoft Windows users that prevent new or potentially widespread exploits and includes service packs, software patches and updates for device drivers.

How to Download the Latest Windows Updates

There is a Windows Update service to download and install the latest updates on your system, as well as device drivers and other Microsoft software. That means every Windows 10 or Windows 11 update can be downloaded and installed via Windows Update. You need a stable working internet connection to download Windows updates from the Microsoft server.

Install Windows 11 KB5060842 update

Here is how to check for and install Windows updates on your Windows 11 computer.

  • Right-click on the Windows 11 Start menu and choose Settings, or you can press the Windows key + I to open the settings app directly
  • Select Windows Update from the left side and hit the Check for Updates button.
  • If new Windows updates are pending, you will notice “2025-06 Cumulative Update for Windows 11 Version 24H2 (KB5060842)” allows to download and install on your device.
  • Once done, you need to reboot your computer to apply the updates and make the changes effective.

Windows 11 KB5060842 update download

Install Windows 10 KB5051974 update

You can manually install Windows 10 updates by following the steps below.

  • Click on the Windows 10 start menu and select settings (Gear icon), or you can search for settings and select the first result.
  • Go to Update & Security and then Windows Update on the left.
  • Now you need to check for new Windows 10 updates by choosing Check for updates.
  • You will notice Windows 10 Version 22H2 (KB5060533) start downloading and installing.
  • It may take some time to complete, depending on your internet speed.
  • Reboot your computer to apply the latest Windows updates, which may include bug fixes and security enhancements for your computer.

Download Windows 10 KB5060533

You can check whether the latest update is installed or not by using Winver command on the start menu search.

Manual Download from Microsoft Update Catalog

Also, you can download the Windows update standalone package from the Microsoft Catalogue Blog or use it to update multiple PCs and save bandwidth. Again, if Windows Update fails to download and install the cumulative updates on your device, use the Windows Update Catalog to download and install Windows updates manually.

  • Visit the Microsoft Update Catalog website in any web browser.
  • Here, search for the KB number of the Windows Update package you wish to install
  • This will display update packages, including 32-bit, 64-bit, ARM, Windows server, and others.
  • You have to select the correct version after verifying your system configurations from Settings > System > About.
  • Finally, click the Download button, and a pop-up window will appear. In the pop-up window, click the .msu file link to download it.

Windows 11 KB5060842 offline installer

Note: The above link directly opens the Microsoft Update Catalog, which is the library of Windows Update offline installers.

You need to click on the Download button next to the version of the OS installed on your machine and run the .msu files to begin the installation of the update.

A restart is typically required to finish the installation process and apply any changes.

Also, you can download the latest Windows 10 ISO file from the Microsoft server here. If you face any difficulty while installing these updates, check how to fix Windows 10 Update installation problems.

What’s New in KB5060842 and KB5060533: Features, Changes, and Bug Fixes

As usual, Patch Tuesday brings both security and non-security improvements, so users are recommended to install them as soon as possible. Additionally, vulnerabilities would be resolved in other products, too, including Microsoft Office and other products.

Windows 11 KB5060842 (v24H2)

Microsoft’s June 2025 Update, KB5060842, for Windows 11 version 24H2 (Build 26100.4343) introduces several enhancements and fixes. Notable changes include:

  • Narrator now supports scan mode shortcuts to skip links (n), jump to the start of an item (,), and jump to the end of an item (.).
  • A redesigned Drag-and-Drop Share UI lets users easily share files by dragging them to a new tray at the top of the screen.
  • The Copilot feature can now be launched using the Win + C keyboard shortcut for faster access.
  • A new “Press to Talk” feature is introduced for more convenient voice input in supported applications.
  • Cross-Device Resume allows users to continue tasks across multiple Windows devices seamlessly.
  • System restore points are now retained for up to 60 days, offering a longer window for recovery.
  • File Explorer performance has been improved with faster folder loading, better cloud file handling, and fixed address bar issues.
  • A bug that caused custom mouse pointer colors to revert to white after a UAC prompt has been fixed.
  • Windows Hello for Business now works correctly with self-signed certificates in the Key Trust model.
  • Several system fixes address issues with Remote Desktop, Hyper-V, SSH, Start menu colors, Task Manager disk labeling, USB devices, and game stability.

Windows 10 KB5060533 (v22H2/21H2)

The KB5060533 cumulative update for Windows 10 22H2 updates the system to Build 19045.5965 and includes several under-the-hood fixes to improve the overall performance, reliability, and responsiveness of your system.

  • Windows 10 now shows seconds in the clock flyout when you click on the taskbar time. It’s a small change, but great for those who like precise time tracking.
  • The Rich Calendar now gives you a full 30-day look ahead at your upcoming events. Plus, the weather button has been updated to show text descriptions alongside icons, making it easier to plan your day.
  • Microsoft resolved problems where some characters (especially GB18030-2022 Chinese characters) weren’t displaying correctly or appeared distorted.
  • If you’ve experienced issues with Hyper-V virtual machines freezing or randomly restarting, this update should fix it.
  • A bug affecting account syncing in the European Economic Area (EEA) has been fixed.
  • Microsoft has updated the country and operator settings (COSA) profiles to improve mobile connectivity and compatibility on supported devices.

Both updates deliver the full June  2025 security package, patching 66 security vulnerabilities, including two zero-day threats that were already being used in the wild. One involved WEBDAV (CVE-2025-33053) and the other affected SMB (CVE-2025-33073), so installing this patch is crucial for your system’s safety.

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I am Robeg founder of this blog. My qualification. completed Bachelor of Arts (BA) and Microsoft Certified Professional (MCP). With a strong background in computer applications love write articles on Microsoft Windows (11, 10, etc.) Cybersecurity, WordPress and more.

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