Microsoft has released an out-of-band update for Windows 10, designated as KB5063159 (OS Build 19045.5968). This update includes important fixes and quality improvements that were part of the previous update, KB5060533, particularly addressing a start failure issue that affected Surface Hub v1 devices. Due to this issue, the rollout of KB5060533 for Surface Hub v1 was paused on June 11, 2025, to prevent further complications for new devices.
The KB5063159 update is specifically tailored for Surface Hub v1 devices and supersedes the earlier update. It integrates the latest servicing stack update (SSU) with the latest cumulative update (LCU), which is designed to enhance the reliability of the update process and improve the quality of future updates. Users are advised that if they have already installed previous updates, only the new components in this package will be downloaded and installed on their devices.
Additionally, the servicing stack update (KB5063158) included in this release reinforces the update process, reducing the likelihood of issues arising during updates. For users seeking more information on SSUs, Microsoft provides resources detailing their function and addressing frequently asked questions.
In summary, this update not only resolves specific issues for Surface Hub v1 users but also aims to enhance the overall quality and reliability of Windows 10 updates. It underscores Microsoft’s commitment to maintaining system integrity and improving user experience through timely and effective updates.
Users should ensure their devices are updated to benefit from these improvements and resolve any outstanding issues related to previous updates
The KB5063159 update is specifically tailored for Surface Hub v1 devices and supersedes the earlier update. It integrates the latest servicing stack update (SSU) with the latest cumulative update (LCU), which is designed to enhance the reliability of the update process and improve the quality of future updates. Users are advised that if they have already installed previous updates, only the new components in this package will be downloaded and installed on their devices.
Additionally, the servicing stack update (KB5063158) included in this release reinforces the update process, reducing the likelihood of issues arising during updates. For users seeking more information on SSUs, Microsoft provides resources detailing their function and addressing frequently asked questions.
In summary, this update not only resolves specific issues for Surface Hub v1 users but also aims to enhance the overall quality and reliability of Windows 10 updates. It underscores Microsoft’s commitment to maintaining system integrity and improving user experience through timely and effective updates.
Users should ensure their devices are updated to benefit from these improvements and resolve any outstanding issues related to previous updates
Windows 10 KB5063159 (OS Build 19045.5968) Out-of-band released
Microsoft has released Windows 10 KB5063159 (OS Build 19045.5968) as an out-of-band update, incorporating fixes and quality enhancements from the earlier update KB5060533. This update addresses the start failure issue encountered by Surface Hub v1 devices. Surface Hub v1 devices receive the update instead of KB5060533. Microsoft integrates the most recent servicing stack update (SSU) with the latest cumulative update (LCU) to enhance the reliability of the update process and implement quality improvements to the servicing stack.
Windows 10 KB5063159 (OS Build 19045.5968) Out-of-band released @ NT Compatible
