Microsoft has resolved an issue that prevented non-admin users from launching certain apps, such as Teams, Quick Assist, and more.
Today is the second Tuesday of the month, and Microsoft has released its Patch Tuesday update. On the Windows 10 side we have KB5046613, KB5046615, KB5046612, KB5046665, and the Windows 11 side we have KB5046617, KB5046633. The Windows 11 update resolves a weird Task Manager bug that would incorrectly show the number of background processes and Windows processes count as zero.
Meanwhile, the Windows 10 update finally closes a bug wherein users without elevated rights (non-admins) could not launch certain apps like Teams, Quick Assist, and more. The issue was introduced back in September with the KB5043131 update, and it had to do with the uiAccess=true attribute that is part of an app’s manifest file used to manage privileges.
