Microsoft has confirmed that the latest Patch Tuesday updates on Windows 11 and 10 uninstall the Copilot app automatically. A workaround has been issued.
The recently released Patch Tuesday updates for Windows 10 and 11 should land without issues on your system unless you have this specific software installed. In that case, beware.
One of Windows 11's exclusive gaming features is now causing troubles for its target audience, forcing Microsoft to block the upgrade path to version 24H2 for more users.
Microsoft has quietly confirmed that printer-related problems on Windows 11 24H2 are real, at least for non-AMD or Intel PCs. Workaround has been provided.
Users should be glad that Windows 11 24H2 did not preview this week as Microsoft has confirmed that the latest KB5043145 update has major issues and is breaking PCs.
Microsoft has updated the release notes for build 26120.1350, which was released in the Dev Channel last week. The company confirmed a bug with the emoji panel closing itself automatically.
Microsoft has confirmed several issues in the latest cumulative updates for Windows Server. According to the company, customers may experience issues with Remote Desktop connections after KB5040437.
Microsoft, almost exactly a month ago, confirmed an issue with its Photos app wherein it would fail to open. Now, the problem with conflict of policies between Group Policy and CSP policy is resolved.
Microsoft has confirmed that the odd bug that broke the taskbar in certain Windows 11 editions has been fixed. The necessary patch is available in KB5040442, which is this month's Patch Tuesday update
KB5039302, the latest non-security update for Windows 11, caused a lot of problems for some users, which is why Microsoft pulled the release. However, it is once again available for download.
Windows 11's latest non-security update appears to be a real troublemaker: after confirming a bug with infinite restarts, Microsoft notified about another one. This time, the update breaks the taskbar
Microsoft has issued a warning that the recent Windows 11 updates (KB5039302) can cause significant issues on some PCs. Affected systems cannot boot and fall into a boot loop, restarting indefinitely.
If you are an Insider who is fighting the Beta channel builds on Windows 11, chances are your PC has a bug in it that is causing high CPU usage. Microsoft has also confirmed the issue is real.
Microsoft has issued a warning that certain users might experience problems installing Windows 11 on virtual machines. The company is working on resolving the issue in future updates.