So, that’s why four patches are listed for the month of June.

Per instructions elsewhere on this site about the cumulative nature of IE patches, this one supersedes the one issued on June 11th. This bug was introduced by a prior patch. KB4508772 fixes a bug that may come up within the Windows Event Viewer if you have any custom filters established within the Event Viewer to view any particular event types within the viewer without looking at all of them. Install this if you have the stated problem. KB4508646 fixes errors within IE 11’s handling of files with SVG (scalable vector graphics markers) that was introduced by a prior patch for IE11. KB4503259, which is the initial IE11 cumulative security update for June, released on June 11th KB4503269, which is the initial security-only patch for Windows 7 for June, released back on June 11th. Reason: edit for more infoįor those in Group B, as your signature says you are, there are four patches for this month, two of which are patches for patches: This reply was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by Lars220. Please stop changing the link to only text, and leave the full url address showing so that people can read the info and see what post # is being referred to. #1858587 Read this post number – #post-1858587Įdited by Lars220 because the automatic link only went to the beginning of the topic and not to the specfic post by PKCano that I wanted to be seen. “will be required to have SHA-2 code signing support installed on their devices by July 2019.” Yes, thanks go to PKCano Da Boss who is extemely helpful, and has info about this:

But it seems that we have to do something extra before the July updates can be installed.

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