Microsoft, which regularly releases new updates for the Windows 11 operating system, included a significant bug in the latest update. By publishing information for Windows 11 users today, the company has updated users with the KB5012643 code update. about removing their computers. warned.

The said update, which is offered as an optional update to Windows 11 users, to a bug that caused several applications to crash. given place. While the list of applications found to crash as a result of the flaw was not fully published, detailed information about the flaw was also presented.

The update crashed some apps:

The update KB50126443, released on April 25, brought minor changes to the operating system. In the update notes Some applications that run with .Net Framework 3.5 There was information that it could stop working. The flaw was reflected in applications that used the Windows Communication Foundation and Windows Workflow Foundation components of the .Net Framework.

In addition to this error, the update also caused errors in Windows safe mode. Some users start Safe Mode, like flickering on the screen complaints made. Microsoft has also confirmed that components that rely on explorer.exe (such as File Manager and the Start menu) may have errors.

How do I uninstall an update in Windows 11?

• Step 1: Open “Windows Update Settings” from Start.
• Step 2: Click on ‘Update history’.
• Step 3: Click on ‘Uninstall updates’.
• Step 4: Find update ‘KB50126443’ and uninstall it.