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Microsoft has confirmed that the Start menu on Windows 11 is failing to open on certain systems. The issued popped up since the KB5014668 update. The company has provided a workaround.

Virtually every month, patches released by Microsoft come with unexpected side effects that have to be mitigated. But not everyone will be affected — and those that are won’t always be hit the same way.

Microsoft has acknowledged that

Microsoft acknowledges KB5000842 game performance issues, is rolling out a fix 19 hours ago Games have been reporting that the most recent Windows 10 Cumulative Updates ( KB5000842  and KB5001330) have been causing performance issues, in particular with lower frame rates in games, and even Nvidia has acknowledged the issue, saying: 4/16/21 – If you are experiencing slower performance in games, check if rolling back Windows 10 update KB5000842 fixes the problem. Now Microsoft has finally we...

When Windows bug fixes go bad, IT can now roll back individual changes When Windows bug fixes go bad, IT can now roll back individual changes Microsoft has unveiled Known Issue Rollback, which allows IT admins roll back individual non-security elements of an update if the change breaks something Credit: Dreamstime Microsoft has announced a new enterprise-only flexibility in Windows servicing that lets IT professionals roll back individual non-security elements of an upda...

Microsoft is using Known Issue Rollback (KIR) to fix problems caused by Windows 10 updates These days, it is almost a given that an update for Windows 10 will not only fix bugs and introduce new options, it is also likely to cause additional problems. It is something that Windows users have been painfully aware of for some time, and Microsoft has been working on a solution. And that solution is KIR, or Known Issue Rollback. The new system enables Microsoft to rollback changes introduced by prob...