KB5058379 for Windows 10 22H2: Microsoft Fixes WSL2 GPU Support Issues
This update also refreshes the Windows Kernel Vulnerable Driver Blocklist (DriverSiPolicy.p7b) by adding more known-vulnerable drivers.
A new cumulative update Windows 10 KB5058379 (OS Build 19045.5854) available that focuses on improving security, stability, and performance. This is part of the May 2025 patch Tuesday update, patch critical vulnerabilities and addresses GPU issues in the Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL2), strengthens defenses against driver-based attacks, and resolves Event Viewer errors. As Windows 10 approaches the final stages of its support lifecycle, updates like this are critical for keeping systems secure and running smoothly.
Additionally, a new cumulative update, KKB5058392 (OS Build 17763.7314), is available for Windows 10 version 1809. Both updates address multiple security vulnerabilities and include various bug fixes and improvements to enhance the user experience and system stability.
What’s new in Windows 10 KB5058379 (19045.5854)?
One of the core focuses of KB5058379 is reinforcing internal Windows security. Although Microsoft has not detailed these changes publicly, the update includes “miscellaneous security improvements” designed to protect against emerging threats.
This update also includes mandatory security patches addressing seven six-day vulnerabilities, ensuring enhanced protection against potential exploits. These fixes are critical as they address actively exploited vulnerabilities in Windows 10.
For developers using the Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL2), this update brings a significant fix. A bug in GPU paravirtualization checks — specifically tied to case sensitivity — had been causing disruptions in GPU-dependent tasks. This affected AI, machine learning, and graphics workloads run inside Linux environments. The KB5058379 resolves this issue, restores GPU acceleration in WSL2 and improves performance and stability for developer workflows.
Security is further enhanced with an update to the Windows Kernel Vulnerable Driver Blocklist (DriverSiPolicy.p7b). Microsoft has added more drivers to the list that are known to be exploited in Bring Your Own Vulnerable Driver (BYOVD) attacks — a technique where attackers use flawed drivers to gain elevated privileges.
KB5058379 also fixes a long-standing issue involving the System Guard Runtime Monitor Broker (SgrmBroker.exe). Since January 2025, users have reported repeated Event ID 7023 errors in Windows Event Viewer tied to this service.
While Microsoft reports no significant known issues with KB5058379, some minor glitches have been noted:
- Devices running Citrix Session Recording Agent (SRA) version 2411, released in December 2024, may experience installation failures. Specifically, the update may fail during the restart phase and revert to the previous system state. To avoid this problem, Citrix users should update to a newer version of SRA before applying KB5058379.
Download Windows 10 KB5058379
Windows 10 Build 19045.5854 is an important security update that eventually downloads and installs automatically on your device. Windows 10 KB5058379 offline installers are also available for download on the Microsoft Update Catalog if you wish to install the update manually.
As per usual, this update is mandatory and it will be installed automatically at some point if you don’t choose to do it yourself.
- Open the Start menu and go to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update.
- Click Check for updates. If KB5058379 is available for your system, it will appear in the list and begin downloading automatically.
- Once downloaded, follow the prompts to restart your device and complete the installation.
- Once done, you need to restart your PC to apply the updates. After that, Windows 10 bumps to OS build 19045.5854 You can check the same using winver command.
For users who prefer to install manually, you can also visit the Microsoft Update Catalog and search for KB5058379 to download the standalone installer.
Windows 10 KB5058379 Direct Download Links: 64-bit and 32-bit (x86).
Note: The above Windows 10 offline installer link opens Microsoft’s Update Catalog. You need to click on the “download” button next to the version of Windows 10 compatible with your system, and begin the download by clicking on .msu link which appears in the next pop-up.
If you are looking for Windows 10 version 22H2 ISO you can get it from here.
If you face difficulty installing these updates, check our Windows update troubleshooting guide here.
