US EditionPretty Much Everything Important on Windows 11 Has Broken, Says Microsoft
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There are plenty of reasons to like Windows 11 or not. Most users are likely to have come to terms with the changes compared to Windows 10, but the vulnerability of Windows 11 to errors is always annoying, especially after the release of version 24H2, but most were resolved fairly quickly. However, Microsoft has now published a support article that gives food for thought. As a result, some key functions of the operating system have been broken s…
Microsoft has now basically confirmed with its latest cumulative update KB5072911 that all versions of Windows 11 24H2 are "kaputt" in their core components. The reason for this was the cumulative update KB5062553.
In the middle of the ads on the AI and the great sergeant turn desired for Windows, Microsoft has just confessed that the July update had broken the most essential elements of the system, from the Start menu to the File Explorer.
Microsoft admits problems after installing the July updates for Windows 11 24H2 – especially for non-persistent installations.
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