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Microsoft Pulled Out Defective KB5034441 and KB5034440 Updates

Microsoft has stopped distribution of its January security updates KB5034441 (Windows 10 21H2/22H2), KB5034440 (Windows 11 21H2) and KB5034439 (Windows Server 2022). These are proven to be defective, often ending up installation with an error with the code 0x80070643 — ERROR_INSTALL_FAILURE. Due to the insufficient size of the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE) partition, the updates were unable to update some of the WinRE files.

Windows 11 Build 27686 (Canary) comes with a new Windows Sandbox version

Microsoft is releasing Windows 11 Build 27686 to Insiders in the Canary channel. For a reason, Microsoft has raised the build number from previously released build 26257. Feature wise, it includes a new Windows Sandbox Client (Preview), the ability to detach a mounted VHD in Settings, and improved battery life!

Windows 11 24H2 may slow down your SSD by 45%

A change in Windows 11 24H2 may have negative impact on your computer's performance. Microsoft is enabling BitLocker device encryption by default in the upcoming version of the OS. When you sign-in to the pre-installed Windows 11 or set it up on a new device with a Microsoft account or work / school account, the drive will be encrypted automatically.

YouTube Music introduces Personal Radio, a public playlist with your tracks

YouTube music is gradually rolling personal radio, a new feature to stream and share your preferences. The service adds it to your profile and builds its with tracks from your listening history. Once it appears for you, you can share it with your friends or add to the library.

Microsoft will kill Paint 3D completely in November

Microsoft has announced that it will discontinue support for the Paint 3D app. The company will stop releasing updates for the app and will permanently remove it from the Microsoft Store on November 4, 2024. Users who currently have the app installed should still be able to use it after this date.

Microsoft is working on a mixed reality headset that will compete with Apple’s Vision Pro

Microsoft has reportedly signed a deal with Samsung to supply micro-OLED displays for a new mixed reality headset in development. The device is rumored to be aimed at consumers and will be suitable for movies and games. This marks a shift in strategy for the company after the cancellation of HoloLens 3 and the demise of the Windows Mixed Reality platform.

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