Important Warning for Windows 11 Users from Microsoft: Uninstall this Update Now!
In the newly appeared joint announcement, Microsoft announced an update that is causing very confusing errors in users' PC as Microsoft stated that the update offered to Windows 11 users on April 25 contains bugs and suggested that it be removed. The update causes many apps to crash at once.
Microsoft's warnings, which are issued regularly to talk about new updates for Windows 11, included a significant bug in the latest update. The company, which has published information for Windows 11 users, warned users to remove the update code KB5012643 from their computers.
According to the announcement, the update, which was offered as an optional update for Windows 11 users, contained a bug that caused many applications to crash. While the list of apps affected by the error has not been fully published, detailed information about the error has also been provided.
The update causes some apps to crash:
The latest update KB50126443 from Microsoft, which was released on April 25 for Windows 11, introduced minor changes to the operating system. In the update notes, there was information that some applications that work with .Net Framework 3.5 may stop working. The error was reflected in applications that took advantage of the Windows Communication Foundation and Windows Workflow Foundation components of the .NET Framework.
Besides this error, the update also caused errors in Windows Safe Mode. Some users who started entering safe mode complained of screen flickering. Microsoft has also confirmed that components that depend on explorer.exe (such as File Manager and Start Menu) may encounter similar errors.
How to uninstall an update in Windows 11?
Users who are facing an error in Windows 11 operating system can remove Windows Updates by following these steps:
- Open "Windows Update Settings" from the Start menu.
- Then click on the Update History option.
- Click "Uninstall updates".
- Then search for 'KB50126443' update and uninstall it.