I wonder if that’s why my work PC has been having all kinds of stuttering/lag issues. I’m regularly seeing a second or two between clicking/typing at various points throughout the day.
Project K2, baby!
/s if it wasn’t obvious.
Biggest patch Tuesday ever!
Good thing I dont use Windoze 11
Well, not mine.
… and Microsoft Windows continues its unbroken winning streak as the best advocate for migrating to Linux …
I’m more interested in the laptop depicted in the picture. What’s that mini-screen? Does it really exists?
ASUS does that I think. They also have (used to?) laptops with whole screens replacing the keyboard.
Looks like an Asus Vivobook S14 with optional Screenpad.
Just rolls off the tongue, really
So, all in all… A relatively decent Windows update compared to the average?
Only thing I noticed was that it broke my onboard Blue Tooth. Mouse stopped working, no Blue Tooth On/Off switch or anything.
Hooked up a corded mouse, installed the latest drivers from Intel, problem solved!
I support a fleet of 300 Windows laptops plugged into USB-C docking stations, with bluetooth headsets, and all that is connected to a Citrix farm.
My job has been pure hell for the past year. And I have no idea how to get out of it.Have you considered goat herding?
I’ve started having problems with bluetooth as well. My bluetooth IEMs refuse to work at all with W11.
I don’t know if it is this one, but I have been on a number of PC’s that have been fked by updates recently
And people ask why did I bother to set up dual-booting, it’s because of these shenanigans
No issues across 400+ I manage.
I manage 40 and we had 2 issues that got resolved by uninstalling a different update.
Uninstalling it inexplicably nuked that machine’s print drivers and I had to reinstall those lol
MS universal print.
How did you uninstall a different update? They’re cumulative.
Same. Another overblown report.
According to Microsoft, users who have installed the KB5095051 update might encounter a strange Recycle Bin bug that replaces the names of deleted files with internal Recycle Bin filenames in specific situations. When permanently deleting a single file from the Recycle Bin, the confirmation dialog displays a cryptic internal filename, such as $Rxxxxx.ext, instead of the original filename, such as realfilename.txt.
Ahh yes, Microsoft lying about how bad Microsoft are again. \s
Users might experience the wrong name showing in the recycle confirmation dialogue? As far as issues go, that seems relatively minor. Especially if it only impacts some users. So yea, the title seems pretty sensationalised
The horrors!
lol
So, microsoft, how’s that vibe coding coming along?
Why do i ask? Oh, no reason.
Idk how to tell you, but it’s AI that found the vulnerabilities created by humans in the first place… Of course they didn’t have to use AI to fix the discovered vulnerabilities, but it would’ve taken a lot longer and more than like still be riddled with bugs
well yeah, humans make mistakes that ai is capable of finding but so does ai which also makes mistakes frequently.
companies that use ai for bug fixing are spending extra on ai only for the ai to create Spaghetti code and require humans to go back and fix it anyway.
Ai is good for quick code generation but when it comes to larger scale projects like creating an operating system its much better used as a tool to support devs rather then the other way round.
I don’t know how to tell you this, or actually I do: They vibecoded the update.
I know. I said as much. But they vibe coded patches to vulnerabilities found by AI. Vulnerabilities created by humans
How is falling to show the name of a file in the recycle bin fixing a vulnerability?
It isn’t. They patched a shit ton of vulnerabilities. In the process, the broke the recycle bin confirmation.
Aww.
Silly Windows people
Love that my work laptop had a forced rollout to Win 11. Excuse to have a break when it breaks.
our work desktops have the cringey ass UI, the search bar and the minimize bar in the middle, who thought of that.
You can change taskbar alignment if you right-click on it.
No idea who thought centre alignment was a good idea.
I just assumed they were trying to copy Apple, rather than having an original idea.
center alignment is great on my 49" monitor, but that shit immediately goes to the left on every other device i have
