Windows 10 KB5010415 is being rolled out through Windows Update. Users can also download the offline installer and install it manually.
Windows 10 KB5010415 is now available as an optional update, which provides two new features for Enterprise or Premium users. According to the changelog, you can now share cookies between Microsoft Edge Internet Explorer mode and Microsoft Edge. Similarly, Microsoft has added support for hot add and removal of non-volatile memory (NVMe).
This optional update also includes fixes that will be bundled in future cumulative updates, such as the upcoming March 2022 Patch Tuesday release or even the April 2022 Patch Tuesday. This is because the latest update also applies fixes that were missing in previous updates.
The update is being rolled out through Windows Update, but users can always download the offline installer for Windows 10 KB5010415 and update their systems manually by running the installer.
If you check for updates today, you will see the following patches in the Optional Updates section.
If the Windows update method does not work on your device or the process is slow, you can use the Microsoft Update Catalog to download the offline installer (.msi package).
Windows 10 KB5010415 download link: 64-bit and 32-bit (x86).
On the Update Catalog, make sure you have identified the correct OS version and click the "Download" button next to the most appropriate architecture. This will open a new pop-up window where you will need to copy the .msu link and paste it into another tab of your browser.
Other bug fixes:
In addition to the Windows 10 cumulative update, Microsoft has also released a new Windows 11 patch (KB5010414) that includes several new features.