Microsoft's December 2024 update for Windows 11 has supposedly presented at this point additional baffling issues for certain clients, including a bug that makes the Beginning menu quit answering.
These issues, and a few different errors, have been accounted for combined refreshes KB5048667 for Windows 11 24H2, and KB5048685 for Windows 11 23H2, as indicated by Windows Most recent.
There has all the earmarks of being a couple of discrete issues relating to Windows 11's Beginning menu, the first is a visual error by which the quest subject for the menu is showing wrongly in white when the client has a dull subject in Windows.
As a dull topic client myself, I could see this being extremely irritating and clearly outwardly conflicting, however it's unsure this is a broad bug using any and all means.
Really stressing that there are apparently messes with here what break the Beginning menu in the wake of applying the referenced updates.
Windows Most recent makes sense of that the Beginning menu can quit working totally in the event that Windows 11 identifies that your framework has a more established form of a specific DLL record (MSVCP_140_APP.dll).
The tech site proposes a potential workaround that requires refreshing this bundle, yet I would possibly suggest attempting this assuming that you're truly sure that you understand what you're doing. In any case, on the off chance that you're impacted, the just alternate way out is to dump the December 2024 update, or set up with a non-practical Beginning menu until Microsoft researches this (and ideally executes a fix).
Really stressing that there are apparently messes with here what break the Beginning menu in the wake of applying the referenced updates.
Windows Most recent makes sense of that the Beginning menu can quit working totally in the event that Windows 11 identifies that your framework has a more established variant of a specific DLL record (MSVCP_140_APP.dll).
The tech site proposes a potential workaround that requires refreshing this bundle, however I would possibly suggest attempting this on the off chance that you're truly sure that you understand what you're doing. In any case, on the off chance that you're impacted, the just alternate way out is to discard the December 2024 update, or set up with a non-utilitarian Beginning menu until Microsoft explores this (and ideally executes a fix).
More bugginess in the most recent Windows 11 update
There are different issues including these Windows 11 patches for December that have been accounted for by individual clients.
One is the 'Securely Eliminate Equipment' symbol remaining continually on the taskbar, and a further confined report guarantees that the presentation looks dull in the wake of introducing Windows 11 23H2 KB5048685. That could be enveloped with the HDR-related issues that Microsoft as of late affirmed, maybe.
It's the Beginning menu issues which are particularly stressing here, as that is an essential piece of Windows 11 that is difficult to stay away from out and out. With reports of many bugs lately, especially with Windows 11 24H2, it seems like Microsoft needs to up its down and attempt to make combined refreshes more steady upon their delivery.
Ideally, the organization will be quick and ready with regards to investigating, and consequently fixing, this most recent clump of detailed misfires.
