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September 2024 Patch Tuesday preview: What to expect from Microsoft’s latest security updates to squash bugs

Stay ahead of security threats with the September 2024 Patch Tuesday updates. Learn what fixes and security patches are expected for Windows and Office applications.
Dave W. Shanahan September 6, 2024 (Last updated: June 19, 2025) 3 minutes read
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Microsoft’s September 2024 Patch Tuesday is on the horizon, promising to address a variety of security vulnerabilities in the company’s operating systems and Office applications. Following the August 2024 Patch Tuesday, which tackled 63 CVEs in Windows 10 and 55 in Windows 11, the upcoming updates are expected to include fixes for known issues such as slowdowns, unresponsiveness, and high CPU usage in Server 2019, as well as booting issues with Linux in dual-boot setups.

What is Patch Tuesday?

Patch Tuesday is a monthly release of security fixes for Microsoft’s software products, including Windows operating systems and Office applications. It is a critical component of maintaining system security and stability. Microsoft releases these patches on the second Tuesday of each month, providing IT professionals with a day to prepare their systems.

September 2024 Patch Tuesday expected fixes

September 2024 Patch Tuesday preview: What to expect from Microsoft's latest security updates to squash bugs

The September Patch Tuesday is anticipated to include fixes for several critical issues that have been plaguing users. Among these are:

  • Server 2019 issues: Users have reported slowdowns, unresponsiveness, and high CPU usage in Server 2019. These issues are expected to be addressed in the upcoming patches, providing relief to affected users. High CPU usage can be particularly problematic, as it can significantly impact system performance. Microsoft provides detailed guidance on troubleshooting high CPU usage, emphasizing the importance of identifying and addressing the root cause of such issues.
  • Dual-boot issues: Booting issues with Linux in dual-boot setups have been a concern for many. The September updates are expected to include fixes for these issues, ensuring smoother operations for users who rely on dual-boot configurations. Recently, Microsoft shared a temporary fix for Linux boot issues on dual-boot systems with Secure Boot enabled, highlighting the need for a more permanent solution.

Security vulnerabilities

The September Patch Tuesday will also address various security vulnerabilities in Microsoft’s operating systems and Office applications. Given the critical nature of these vulnerabilities, it is essential for users to apply these patches promptly to protect their systems from potential attacks. The August 2024 Patch Tuesday addressed 63 CVEs in Windows 10 and 55 in Windows 11, including several zero-day vulnerabilities.

Importance of patching your system

Regular patching is crucial for maintaining system security and stability. It corrects software problems, including vulnerabilities, bugs, and compatibility issues, and keeps software updated and functioning properly. Microsoft urges its customers to patch as soon as it releases these security updates, as malicious actors constantly scrutinize the code in Microsoft’s patches to gather clues to develop malware variants.

Crucial update

September 2024 Patch Tuesday

The September 2024 Patch Tuesday is a crucial update for Microsoft users, addressing both security vulnerabilities and known issues that have been affecting system performance. Users are advised to apply these patches as soon as they are available to ensure the security and stability of their systems. By staying up to date with these patches, users can protect their systems from potential attacks and maintain optimal performance.

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Dave W. Shanahan

I’m Dave W. Shanahan, a Microsoft enthusiast with a passion for Windows, Xbox, Microsoft 365 Copilot, Azure, and more. I started MSFTNewsNow.com to keep the world updated on Microsoft news. Based in Massachusetts, you can email me at davewshanahan@gmail.com.

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