Microsoft has announced a new feature that allows users to sign up for email alerts regarding known issues with Windows updates. This feature is designed to keep system admins and IT pros informed of any known issues and provide them with a solution or workaround to resolve the issue.
The new service provides notifications to users who have signed up to receive them. These alerts inform of any known issues with Windows updates that may affect their devices. The purpose is to keep users informed and provide them with a solution or workaround to resolve the issue. This can help them with avoiding any potential problems that may arise due to Windows updates bugs.
Known Issue Email Alerts
When you sign up for known issue email alerts, you will receive a notification that includes all the details published about the issue in the Windows release health section of the Microsoft 365 admin center. This notification will provide you with a quick overview of the issue's status and the affected versions. You will also find links to view the message in the admin center. If additional information is available, the notification will include links to resources and associated KB articles that can help address or resolve the issue.
To sign up for known issue email alerts, you need to follow these steps:
The official announcement includes the details on how to subscribe. It allows you to enter up to two email addresses to receive the notifications. The limit of two email addresses is per admin account.
Once you have completed these steps, you will start receiving email notifications about known issues with Windows updates.
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Only work and school accounts allowed it says, no personal accounts. So Microsoft does not want consumers to get these alerts, only organizations.