Microsoft Releases Windows 10 KB5087544 Extended Security Update

· Original article ↗

Summary

Microsoft's Windows 10 KB5087544 update addresses May 2026 security vulnerabilities, fixes a Remote Desktop warning display issue, and improves Secure Boot reporting. Microsoft also warns of a BitLocker recovery-key prompt issue and offers a temporary workaround.

Key points

  • KB5087544 is available to Windows 10 ESU and Enterprise LTSC users; the article says it updates systems to builds 19045.7291 and 19044.7291, respectively.
  • Microsoft says its May 2026 Patch Tuesday updates fixed 120 vulnerabilities.
  • The update fixes Remote Desktop security warning dialogs rendering incorrectly on multi-monitor setups with different display scaling.
  • Secure Boot status reporting and device targeting for automatic certificate updates are improved, with certificate deployment phased according to successful update signals.
  • Microsoft warns that some systems may prompt for a BitLocker recovery key after recent updates when specific Group Policy, PCR7, and Secure Boot conditions apply.
  • As a temporary workaround, Microsoft advises removing the affected Group Policy setting, then suspending and resuming BitLocker while it develops a permanent fix.

Article Details

Event Type
Microsoft released the Windows 10 KB5087544 extended security update for ESU and LTSC users.
Impact
The update addresses the May 2026 Patch Tuesday vulnerabilities, including 120 vulnerabilities reported as fixed, and corrects a Remote Desktop security warning display issue on multi-monitor setups. It also improves Secure Boot status reporting and certificate targeting. Microsoft warns that some systems with a specific BitLocker Group Policy and Secure Boot configuration may prompt users for a recovery key after recent updates; the article says Microsoft is working on a permanent fix and provides a temporary workaround.

Vendors

Products

Related Articles