US EditionMicrosoft Update Breaks Localhost in Windows 11
The update causes HTTP/2 errors on localhost, disrupting development tools like Visual Studio and authentication apps, with uninstalling patches restoring functionality for many users.
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Windows 11 wrecks localhost functionality with latest cumulative update
The recent KB5066835 update for Windows 11 broke the operating system's localhost interface, prompting affected users and developers to uninstall the patch in an attempt to restore functionality. The exact number of impacted systems is unknown, but discussion forums are already flooded with complaints and help requests.Read Entire Article
Windows 11 24H2 and 25H2 Updates Break IIS Websites After Patch Tuesday
Microsoft has confirmed that the latest Windows 11 24H2 and 25H2 updates are breaking IIS (Internet Information Services) websites following October’s Patch Tuesday release. The issue, caused by a conflict in the Windows HTTP stack driver (HTTP.sys), leads to “ERR_CONNECTION_RESET” errors when accessing localhost loopbacks or other IIS-based connections. The problem affects devices running updates […]
Microsoft has done it again. Just two days after Windows 10 officially reached its end of support, the latest Windows 11 update has achieved the unthinkable. The October patch (KB5066835) has left out millions of programmers who are now unable to run their projects or debug code locally, as Microsoft has shattered its localhost on Windows 11, unleashing worldwide criticism. Breaking access to “localhost”, the fundamental element that allows deve…
Thought to strengthen the stability of the system, the latest update of Windows 11 ended up disrupting a pillar of local development. How strange.
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