Windows 11 24H2 KB5058499 brings Copilot and Click to Do upgrades

Just a day after pushing non-security updates for Windows 11 22H2 and 23H2, Microsoft has turned its attention to 24H2. The new optional update, KB5058499, is now available with build 26100.4202, and it brings several feature upgrades and bug fixes.

Click to Do expands with new actions, stylus support, and EU rollout

Click to Do is getting smarter. On both AMD and Intel machines, the app now supports new text actions and adds an “Ask Copilot” button. It’s also rolling out to the European Economic Area with support for Spanish and French. If you use a stylus, you can now assign Click to Do to the shortcut button.

Copilot gets shortcut tweaks and smarter search

You can now remap the Copilot shortcut (Win + C or Copilot key) and even press and hold to talk directly to it. On Copilot+ PCs, Windows Search now understands natural language and Narrator can generate detailed image descriptions.

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Settings updates and smaller UI touches

Microsoft added independent Dolby Vision controls with KB5058499, and you can now stream HDR video even with HDR disabled. The System > About page shows a new FAQ section, and the printer rename UI now matches Windows 11’s modern design. More mouse settings have also moved from Control Panel to Settings > Accessibility > Mouse.

Fixes (rolling out gradually)

• Startup sound should now play correctly.
• Bluetooth settings no longer freeze when loading devices.
• Fixed crash in Camera settings.
• Fixed display issues after sleep on some devices.
• File Explorer search now works even with disconnected network drives.
• Fixed touch keyboard bugs in Chinese layout and symbol entry.
• Fixed typing issues after disconnecting remote desktop sessions.
• CopyPixels no longer inverts images unexpectedly.
• UI fixes in MMC (colors, contrast modes).
• Non-admins can now uninstall printers they’ve added.
• UHF tuning scan works properly again.
• USB devices stay connected after sleep.
• Fixed Windows Hello face login failures after waking from sleep.

Fixes rolling out normally

• BitLocker on removable drives won’t crash after sleep anymore.
• Boot screens like BitLocker PIN and Recovery now load faster.
• Fixed graphics issues that froze some games after upgrading to 24H2.
• Memory leak in Input Service has been patched.
• Fixed camera preview issues with Hello Face enrollment.
• Windows Server 2025 now correctly detects network profiles on new domain controllers.

Known issues

There’s just one bug: Noto fonts may appear blurry in Chromium-based browsers on systems using Chinese, Japanese, or Korean locales.

You can grab KB5058499 from Windows Update — just look under optional updates and hit “Download and install”. Or, if you prefer, head to the Microsoft Update Catalog to get it manually.