Microsoft Fixes Windows 11 Bug That Caused Restarts
Microsoft released Windows 10 in 2015, and later we got Windows 11 in 2021. Although there weren’t many people interested in it at first due to the problems and bugs that the new version had, they were gradually fixed over time. Today, Windows 11 still has a lower user base than Windows 10, and bugs like the latest one that appeared in June don’t help. The bug that appeared in the Windows 11 23H2 update on June 27, which caused the system to reboot, has finally been fixed.
fixed by microsoft a few days ago.
When Microsoft released Windows 11, it had a huge impact. Although on one hand the operating system was similar to Windows 10 and looked updated, in reality there were quite a few changes. At least in the applications that users often use, such as File Explorer and its simplification or Windows settings, which we access in a different way. Gradually, more and more people switched to Windows 11, but even today It still lags far behind Windows 10 in popularity..
Microsoft has fixed a reboot bug that existed since Windows 11 23H2 in June.
The latest Windows 11 updates promised to bring a ton of improvements and new features that would use the famous artificial intelligence. All this time, new Copilot+ PCs were released with exclusive features, which also caused problems, since Recall was unsafe. Microsoft not only has to change the way Recall works, but also deal with the errors that arise. This was an update
Windows 11 23H2 from the end of June which started to cause problems for users Windows 11 22H2in which a very unfortunate mistake occurred, due to which loop drop.
Affected users noted that continuous reboots occurred in situations involving virtual machine and virtualization applications such as Azure Virtual Desktop, DevBox, VMware And Cloud PC. This update was forced to install due to Microsoft’s decision to do so several months ago.
The Windows 11 July 9 update also makes the taskbar appear again.
The only way to avoid the update was to disable Windows Update or not connect to the Internet, which is not practical today. Fortunately, Microsoft has stepped up to the plate and the latest update on July 9th has fixed this virtualization bug in Windows 11. Another issue that this latest update addresses is related to task barwhich did not appear after installing Windows 11 23H2.
If you are experiencing virtualization reboot issues and taskbar issues, we recommend installing the July 9th updates. Once this is done, the taskbar will reappear when you start your computer, and you will have one less thing to worry about. Of course, Microsoft has not yet fixed all the bugs that appeared in June, as, for example, the application Photo it still hasn’t started when
“BlockNamInUserInstall” It is activated.