Microsoft has finally acknowldged that Windows does have a Wi-Fi problem and offered a resolution for those affected: Known Issue Rollback.… The issue was introduced in KB5032288, a patch ...

Microsoft has offered a Known Issue Rollback (KIR) for users affected by the many and varied problems with the KB5043145 ...

For a Known Issue Rollback, Microsoft will publish a specific Group Policy on the Download Center that can be used by IT Administrators to configure and apply a rollback policy within an enterprise.

Until the fix is rolled out through Windows Update, Microsoft resolved this known issue through Known Issue Rollback (KIR). The fix will propagate automatically to all home and non-managed ...

To help resolve the bug quickly, Microsoft used the Known Issue Rollback feature, a temporary damage control measure, which automatically mends affected consumer systems until a permanent fix is ...

Microsoft fixed the app launch failures triggered after installing the September cumulative update using the Known Issue Rollback Windows feature.

For information on deploying and configuring these special Group Policy, please see How to use Group Policy to deploy a Known Issue Rollback. Microsoft has received reports of issues affecting ...

Windows 11 KB5046617 is now rolling to everyone with version 24H2, and it fixes most of the major issues. Like every patch, ...

Bleeping Computer also say that enterprise users will need to install the Windows 11 22H2 KB5043145 240904_041021 Known Issue Rollback Group Policy. Microsoft added: “Once the update with the ...

The latest issue, which was ... As a result, Microsoft has blocked delivery of the Windows 11 24H2 update for these devices and it isn’t yet known when exactly the update will be made available ...

‘We’re not sure why they don’t list [the vulnerability] as being under active attack, but you should treat it as though it were,’ writes Trend Micro’s Dustin Childs. Microsoft’s ...