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Microsoft has confirmed that Event Viewer entries reporting a CertificateServicesClient (CertEnroll) error are appearing on Windows 11 version 24H2 after recent updates, but the company says these logs are cosmetic and do not affect running apps or network connectivity. Background Windows 11’s...

The June 2025 non-security preview update for Windows 11, version 24H2, released under KB5060829 (OS Build 26100.4484), marks another incremental but meaningful step in Microsoft’s ongoing campaign toward a more streamlined, intelligent, and user-centric Windows experience. This release...

Microsoft is once again fine-tuning the Windows experience for insiders with its latest Release Preview build for Windows 11. Identified by KB5055627 and build number 26100.3902, this update introduces a subtle yet impactful improvement to the Windows Update service that many users will...

Windows 11 is evolving once again with the release of update KB5055528 for OS Builds 22621.5189 and 22631.5189, designed for both Windows 11 22H2 and 23H2 devices. This cumulative update not only addresses a host of security and performance issues but also introduces a suite of new features that...

Update Overview In a move that has stirred up mixed reactions among Windows 10 users, Microsoft’s latest update—KB5055518 (Build 19045.5737)—has removed the long-standing feature of displaying clock seconds in the Calendar flyout. Delivered as part of the Windows 10 April 2025 Patch Tuesday...

Microsoft’s upcoming KB5053643 update for Windows 10 is stirring up a quiet yet significant change that may ruffle the feathers of power users and developers alike. While many Windows enthusiasts obsess over the tiniest details of their daily interface, one seemingly minor UI element— the...

Microsoft has just ironed out a major glitch that was causing Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) connections to unexpectedly drop—a flaw that had many Windows users and IT professionals scratching their heads. In an update that mirrors Microsoft’s usual race to patch its software, the company...

Microsoft's new announcement is sending ripples through the Windows Insider community as the Dev Channel transitions to an entirely new build series. The latest update, Build 26200.5510 under KB5054148, marks a strategic jump ahead that not only reshapes the development experience but also...

Microsoft’s latest patch for Windows 11 has once again stirred the tech community as it quietly reintroduced Microsoft Copilot—a key AI feature that had been inadvertently removed by the KB5053598 update. While Microsoft swiftly addressed the bug, the incident has exposed a fascinating split in...

Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 update (KB5053598) has sparked a wave of mixed reactions among Windows users. While Microsoft has been steadily steering Windows 11 toward an AI-enhanced future, complete with its increasingly prominent Copilot integration, this update inadvertently removed portions...

Microsoft's latest Windows 11 update is generating as much amusement as irritation among users—especially those wary of AI’s ever-growing influence on the operating system. The update in question, KB5053598, was originally intended to deliver several security improvements and internal...

Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 patch has become the unexpected hero for users who long resisted its onslaught of AI-powered features. If you’ve been wishing for a way to finally remove the intrusive Copilot app from your machine, update KB5053598 (OS build 26100.3476) might be the silver bullet...

Microsoft’s relentless push into artificial intelligence is taking center stage—even if a recent Windows 11 update inadvertently removes the very star of the show. In a surprising twist, update KB5053598 (build 2611.3476) has been reported to automatically uninstall the Copilot app on some...

In an unexpected twist for many Windows 11 users, the recent KB5053598 update has unwittingly removed all traces of Microsoft’s Copilot AI assistant from affected PCs. While Windows updates are designed to enhance system performance and introduce new features, this particular release has stirred...

The latest Windows 11 build has taken an unexpected and rather ironic turn. Instead of merely refining its myriad features, build KB5053598 appears to have inadvertently unpinned and uninstalled the Copilot app on affected devices—a bug that has sparked equal parts humor and frustration...

Windows 11 Update KB5053598 is stirring up more than just a few headaches for users of version 24H2. Despite its promise of new features and improvements, many users have reported installation failures, BSODs, and a host of connectivity issues. Whether you're a dedicated Windows fan or simply...

Windows 11 Update KB5053598 has unfolded into a cautionary tale of security versus stability. While Microsoft designed the update to bolster defenses and patch critical vulnerabilities like CVE-2025-24983, early adopters are reporting a cascade of serious issues—from stalled installations and...

Across the Windows ecosystem, even tried-and-true hardware can suddenly develop a mischievous streak. In a bizarre twist, a Windows 11 preview update—specifically, the KB5050092 cumulative update for version 23H2—has turned some USB-connected printers into unwitting printers of gibberish...

Printers have suddenly taken on a life of their own—spewing out baffling lines of text and technical jargon—in what can only be described as the digital age’s version of speaking in tongues. It turns out that a preview update for Windows 11 23H2, identified as KB5050092, is behind the bizarre...

A perplexing printer problem is causing head-scratchers for many Windows users. If your USB printer is outputting what appears to be random, programming-related gibberish, you might be experiencing an unexpected side effect of a recent Windows 11 update. The Unexpected Glitch: Gibberish on Your...