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Windows 11’s new update is reportedly proving a nightmare to install for some, but I’m hardly surprised given its messy rollout
Winsage
June 17, 2025

Windows 11’s new update is reportedly proving a nightmare to install for some, but I’m hardly surprised given its messy rollout

Windows 11's latest update has caused installation issues and bugs for many users. An initial update was paused due to conflicts with an anti-cheat tool, leading to game crashes. A revised patch, KB5063060, has also presented problems, including installation failures, boot loops, taskbar freezes, and issues with external monitors and Bluetooth devices. Gamers continue to experience difficulties with titles like Star Citizen, Fortnite, and efootball25, despite attempts to resolve compatibility issues. Users are advised to manually download the update from Microsoft's website or wait for further fixes, as uninstalling the patch is not recommended due to security vulnerabilities.
Windows 11's emergency June update causes even more bugs and chaos
Winsage
June 17, 2025

Windows 11’s emergency June update causes even more bugs and chaos

Microsoft released update KB5060842 on Patch Tuesday, followed by an out-of-band update KB5063060 to address issues with the first update, particularly an incompatibility affecting games using Easy Anti-Cheat. However, KB5063060 has caused new complications, with users reporting error codes 0x800f0922, 0x80070002, 0x80070306, and 0x800f0991 during installation, as well as installation freezes and boot failures. Users who installed KB5063060 are experiencing performance issues, graphical glitches, game crashes, a corrupted taskbar, and some devices not recognizing Bluetooth devices. Microsoft has not yet addressed these concerns, and users can uninstall KB5063060 to revert to KB5060842.
Microsoft Installs Emergency Update On Windows PCs
Winsage
June 12, 2025

Microsoft Installs Emergency Update On Windows PCs

Microsoft has issued an emergency update for Windows users in June to address issues related to the June update (Windows 11 24H2 KB5060842), which caused significant problems for users with Easy Anti-Cheat gaming software. The initial update was paused due to stability concerns, and a patch was applied, but it did not resolve the issues. Users reported installation failures with error code (0x80073712). Microsoft acknowledged compatibility issues and ultimately retracted the faulty update, replacing it with the emergency update KB5063060. This new update addresses unexpected reboots while launching games that use Easy Anti-Cheat and will automatically download and install on affected devices.
Windows 10 might be at death’s door, but Microsoft hasn’t finished trying to force Bing and Edge on its users
Winsage
June 12, 2025

Windows 10 might be at death’s door, but Microsoft hasn’t finished trying to force Bing and Edge on its users

The June update for Windows 10, identified as KB5060533 for version 22H2, introduces a feature where the taskbar clock displays seconds in the calendar panel. However, it also includes a new feature that promotes Microsoft services, specifically Bing and Edge, by showcasing popular public events instead of personal reminders in the calendar panel. This change directs users to information from Bing displayed in Microsoft Edge, potentially impacting user experience negatively. The update notes referred to the changes as providing a "rich calendar experience," which may not align with user preferences. Windows 10 is approaching its End of Life in October 2025, and Microsoft may be trying to maintain user engagement despite the upcoming transition to Windows 11.
The Xbox App On PC Is Becoming Quicker And Easier To Use
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October 29, 2024

The Xbox App On PC Is Becoming Quicker And Easier To Use

Microsoft has released an update for the Xbox app on PC, currently available to Xbox Insiders. The update includes a "jump back in" feature that allows players to view their last nine games played, a revamped Home screen showcasing featured content, curated collections of deals and discounts for games in the Microsoft Store, and personalized game recommendations. Additionally, a previous update in June introduced more personalization options for backgrounds.
Microsoft fixes Windows 11 bug causing reboot loops, taskbar freezes
Winsage
July 10, 2024

Microsoft fixes Windows 11 bug causing reboot loops, taskbar freezes

Microsoft has resolved restart loops and taskbar problems on Windows 11 systems following the installation of the June KB5039302 preview update. The issue primarily affected systems running Windows 11 23H2 and Windows 11 22H2, with users of Windows Home edition less likely to experience it. The problem has been fixed in updates released on July 9, 2024 (KB5040442) and later.
Microsoft Windows Deadline—You Must Update Your PC By July 4
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June 29, 2024

Microsoft Windows Deadline—You Must Update Your PC By July 4

Some Windows 11 users are facing a restart loop issue after installing the June update KB5039302. This issue mainly affects enterprise machines running virtual machines tools and nested virtualization features, so home users are less likely to be impacted. The update is not mandatory and not a security update, so users should proceed with updating as usual. Windows 10 end-of-life is approaching on October 14, 2025, and users are urged to upgrade to Windows 11 to continue receiving security updates and technical support.
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