All versions of Windows 10 will receive the update, along with Windows 8.1. Microsoft notes that any device using well-known keys to encrypt connections may be affected, which includes certain security fobs. "You may experience issues pairing, connecting or using certain Bluetooth devices after installing security updates released June 11, 2019," the company writes. While we've seen plenty of Windows updates unintentionally break features in the past, this time it's an intentional change.įirst reported by WindowsLatest, Microsoft said its new security update (CVE-2019-2102) addresses a vulnerability by intentionally preventing connections between the OS and "unsecure" Bluetooth devices. In brief: Microsoft has confirmed that the June cumulative Windows update will break certain Bluetooth devices which the company has deemed unsecure.
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