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4 of the strangest Windows bugs to have ever existed
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March 27, 2025

4 of the strangest Windows bugs to have ever existed

Copilot was removed from Windows 11 without explanation. A Windows Update notification claimed a PC would restart five hours ago due to daylight saving time adjustments. Windows Phone displayed an error message asking users to insert an installation disk. A bug in the Task Manager can create a ghostly duplicate cursor when dragging the window.
Microsoft fixes Windows 11/10 blocking updates with 0x80245006 error
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July 2, 2024

Microsoft fixes Windows 11/10 blocking updates with 0x80245006 error

Microsoft has resolved various bugs and problems on Windows 11 and Windows 10. One issue fixed on Windows 10 was the "Open with" dialogue problem on the taskbar. Users with multi-monitor setups no longer have icons moving between screens. On Windows 11, the rollout of a problematic update has resumed after being paused. The error 0x80245006 update problem has been resolved, and users are encouraged to report any ongoing issues on the Feedback Hub.
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