Windows 11: the latest update causes major problems

Please note, the latest Windows 11 update, freshly deployed, seems to be having a problem with a certain number of users of the operating system.

While Windows 11 should logically welcome a major big update for the end of the year, Microsoft’s OS is currently encountering some problems with its latest update.

KB5023706: A feature-rich update…

This week, Microsoft took the opportunity to publish theupdate KB5023706 to its Windows 11 customers. The deployment of this cumulative update was an opportunity for the American giant to offer a concentrate of the new features brought with Moment 2. We find in particular the long-awaited taskbar optimized for tablets tactile or the integration of a search bar for the task manager.

That being said, the release of this update unfortunately did not go smoothly.

… but also in bugs!

According to the many feedback published on the Microsoft forums, which are reported to us here by the media Windows Latest, KB5023706 appears to be a particularly finicky update. In particular, there are reports of performance issues, problems related to the installation of the update or even, although rarer, blue screens of death (BSOD).

Regarding performance concerns, some SSDs seem to be victims of serious slowdowns. PCs can then be slower to start and some applications take a while to launch. While the issue can be resolved by uninstalling the update, various error messages (0x80070103, 0x8000ffff, 0x80073701, 0x8007007e, 0x800f081f) affect some customers trying to download the update to their computers. Additionally, the Start11, StartAllBack, and ExplorerPatcher tools may experience malfunctions following the installation of KB5023706.

If a growing number of users seem to be hit by one or more of these problems, it seems that they have not yet become widespread. Hopefully (and no doubt it will be) that Microsoft will react quickly by releasing a fix.

Source : Windows Latest