Microsoft’s January update cycle has turned into an industry-sized headache: after the regular Patch Tuesday rollup on January 13 introduced several regressions, Microsoft pushed an initial emergency out‑of‑band (OOB) fix and then — within eleven days — shipped a second OOB cumulative to repair...
Microsoft’s January update cycle took an unexpected detour this week when a Patch Tuesday release introduced a narrowly scoped but disruptive regression that left some Windows 11 systems unable to shut down or enter hibernation, forcing Microsoft to ship emergency out‑of‑band (OOB) updates on...
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