New Windows 11 update: bugs and malfunctions

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The optional Windows 11 update brought several expected new features, such as a movable taskbar, a resizable Start menu, and the option to remove Bing from search. However, it also comes with glitches, such as issues with the mouse cursor, loading errors with certain Office applications—particularly on devices with ARM processors—and an unstable wallpaper. The most reliable solution for these bugs for the moment remains to uninstall the update. In your opinion, do you think these updates are worth these complications?
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3 answers

  1. No!

    As stated “in the source article” :

    "And to reiterate once more, one should never rush to install Windows updates – a piece of advice we regularly reiterate"

    To that end, I have disabled “Receive the latest updates when they are available” in Windows Update.

    1. Hello, thank you for your article on the issues of the latest Windows 11 update (KB5120998). Since it wasn’t installed on my PC, I have postponed it for 15 days.

      How long do you think it’s advisable to wait? thanks for your help.

      Dan

      1. Hello, the final update arrives on September 8, hoping there will be no more bugs...

    2. Thank you very much!

      Should I monitor the repercussions of the September 8 update on this forum?

      Thanks!