News JVTech The latest 24H2 update was supposed to save Windows 11, but it’s quite the opposite…
Published on 11/21/2024 at 06:40
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Windows users are unfortunately accustomed to the many bugs of this operating system. When Microsoft works to correct them, it sometimes even happens that the patch does more harm than good, as is the case with the latest 24H2 update.
A Windows 11 update that crashes upon installation
Typically, when you download and install a patch, you expect to see an improvement. However, it sometimes happens that everything doesn’t go as planned and that’s what happened with the latest Windows 11 update.
It is about Windows 11 24H2 updateavailable since the beginning of the month for PC users. This was initially intended to provide a solution to correct various minor bugs on Windows 11. We are thinking in particular of black screens that sometimes occur when switching from one application to another with the “Alt-Tab” shortcut. Nothing too bad, but a fix would have been well received and this one obviously didn’t work as expected.
One of the most commonly reported problems concerns the installation itself. Many users have seen their update stall at various stages of progress, often around 35%, 37%, or 40%. Despite multiple attempts and restarts, it seems thatNo solution has been found to get around this obstacle.
Even for those who managed to install the update, the problems don’t end there. Reports indicateUnexpected shutdowns of devices connected to USB hubs, as well as malfunctions in HDR functionality. These additional problems further tarnish the image of this update, which was supposed to improve the user experience.
The silence of Microsoft which worries
Faced with this negative feedback, Microsoft remains silent for the moment. No official communication has been made to acknowledge these problems and propose solutions. This lack of responsiveness on the part of the American giant is all the more surprising as users are multiplying on forums and social networks to share their experiences and their frustrations.
This failed update is a hard blow for Windows 11, which has struggled to convince since its launch. If Microsoft does not respond quickly and effectively to correct these problems, it risks losing the trust of its users and see its operating system lose its competitiveness in the face of competition.
It is hoped that Microsoft will realize the extent of the problems encountered and will quickly deploy a new update to fix the bugs and improve the stability of Windows 11. In the meantime, users have no choice but to wait or attempt to revert to a previous version of the systemif possible.
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