Microsoft finally admits almost all major Windows 11 core . . . Microsoft finally admits almost all major Windows 11 core features are broken Microsoft has confirmed that Windows 11 Shell and every associated core feature and element are actually broken, and have been like this for many months
Windows 11 Shell regression after July 2025 update due to . . . Claims to treat with caution Framing this as “almost all major Windows 11 core features are broken” is sensational and technically imprecise The bug affects major Shell components, but it is conditional — primarily observed during first-user logon after servicing and in non‑persistent environments where packages are installed per-logon
Yes, Windows is broken - Microsoft Admits - OC3D - Overclock3D Yes, Windows is broken – Microsoft Admits Microsoft admits that Windows 11 has been broken since July and has only now acknowledged the problem Let’s face it, Windows 11 is a mess It was only this month that Microsoft fixed Windows 10 11’s decade-old “Update and Shutdown” bug
Microsoft Admits Most Major Windows 11 Core Features Are Broken On a more positive note, amidst the backlash, Microsoft publicly acknowledged the issues plaguing Windows According to a newly released support article, the company admitted that nearly every core feature of Windows 11 is facing difficulties, particularly concerning XAML, which impacts critical Shell components like the Start Menu, Taskbar
Microsoft admits almost all major Windows 11 core features . . . For some other systems, when I hover over explorer process in the taskbar, I'll have the expected preview windows + 1 incompletely rendered one to the right On 1 system I have remote desktop windows that go goofy when left overnight and won't obey controls They only option that works is to r-click on their taskbar instance and choose Full Screen