known issue rollback

Microsoft has confirmed a display bug that caused some Windows 10 PCs enrolled in the Extended Security Updates (ESU) program — and certain LTSC/IoT LTSC SKUs — to show a startling “Your version of Windows has reached the end of support” banner in Settings → Windows Update, even though those...

Microsoft has warned that an October 2025 cumulative update can force some Windows PCs into the BitLocker recovery screen, prompting enterprises to scramble for recovery keys, Known Issue Rollback (KIR) mitigations, and emergency hotfixes — an incident that exposes a fragile intersection between...

Microsoft’s update cadence for Windows 11 may be quietly shifting again: a recently surfaced Known Issue Rollback (KIR) connected to the October 2025 Windows 10 cumulative update has sparked the first apparent, semi‑official reference to a device‑targeted Windows 11 release labeled “version...

Microsoft has acknowledged a display bug that causes the Settings > Windows Update page to show a misleading banner — “Your version of Windows has reached the end of support” — after installing the October 14, 2025 cumulative update KB5066791, and it has published short‑ and mid‑term remedies...

Microsoft’s brief clarification this week — that it is not ending support for certain Windows 10 SKUs despite a prominent “Your version of Windows has reached the end of support” notification appearing in Windows Update — should calm IT teams and home users who saw the message and assumed their...

Microsoft’s October cumulative update for Windows 11 — identified as KB5066835 — was intended to harden the platform with security fixes, but it instead introduced cascading regressions that left developers, IT admins, and new Windows users scrambling. The update disabled USB input inside the...

Microsoft has issued an emergency out‑of‑band response after the October cumulative update for Windows 11 (delivered as KB5066835) produced a high‑impact regression that left USB keyboards and mice unresponsive inside the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE), prompting a rapid remediation...

Microsoft’s October cumulative for Windows 11 (KB5066835) shipped a routine security rollup on October 14, 2025 — and within days it left many machines unable to accept USB keyboard and mouse input inside the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE), effectively making the built‑in recovery UI...

A Windows 11 security update released in mid‑October 2025 (KB5066835, OS build 26100.6899) has introduced a serious regression: USB keyboards and mice can become completely unresponsive inside the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE), leaving users unable to navigate recovery menus when they...

Lian Li owners reporting a disappearing L‑Connect 3 UI after Patch Tuesday’s October cumulative (KB5066835) now have a practical — if temporary — workaround: pause Windows Update, remove KB5066835, and reboot. Background / Overview Microsoft shipped the October 14, 2025 cumulative update for...

Microsoft’s October 2025 cumulative security update for Windows 11 — KB5066835 — is rolling out now, shipping important security fixes plus a modest set of user-facing improvements (including a new lightweight terminal editor “Edit,” File Explorer “AI Actions,” multi‑monitor Notification Center...

Windows 11’s 25H2 rollout landed with a familiar and unwelcome companion: early, narrowly scoped but consequential regressions that are already disrupting media playback workflows and manual update installs for a subset of users and organizations. Background / Overview Windows 11, version 25H2...

Microsoft has confirmed that Windows 11 version 25H2 is shipping with two narrow but consequential known issues — one that can block DRM‑protected playback in certain Blu‑ray/DVD and digital‑TV applications, and another that can disrupt manual .msu installations from network shares — and...

Microsoft has published KB5054156 — a tiny enablement package (eKB) that flips on Windows 11, version 25H2 for devices already running the fully patched 24H2 servicing baseline, turning a months‑worth of staged feature binaries into an active release with minimal downtime and a single restart in...

Microsoft confirmed that a change introduced in updates released on May 28, 2025 (starting with KB5058499) can cause the Windows Update Standalone Installer (WUSA) to fail with ERROR_BAD_PATHNAME when installing .msu packages from a network share containing multiple .msu files — and that...

Microsoft and community reports confirm that the August 12, 2025 cumulative update for Windows 11, version 24H2 (KB5063878, OS build 26100.4946) experienced delivery failures when distributed through on‑premises update infrastructure—principally Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) and...

Microsoft’s August 2025 security rollup hardened Windows Installer to close a privilege‑escalation hole, but the change has also begun prompting unexpected User Account Control (UAC) credential requests and breaking app installations for standard (non‑administrator) users across many Windows...

Last month’s Windows 11 patch KB5063878 triggered a flurry of alarm among power users and IT pros after a narrow set of SSDs began disappearing under heavy write conditions — a regression serious enough that some users experienced irrecoverable data loss. This feature walks through a practical...

Microsoft has confirmed a new compatibility problem that emerged after the August 12, 2025 cumulative security updates: a Windows Installer hardening intended to close a privilege‑escalation hole (tracked as CVE‑2025‑50173) is now triggering unexpected User Account Control (UAC) prompts for...

Microsoft’s August cumulative update intended to close a Windows Installer privilege‑escalation hole instead tightened the User Account Control (UAC) rules so aggressively that standard (non‑administrator) users now see unexpected UAC prompts and, in many cases, cannot complete everyday app...