Windows 11: The new patch fixes a very annoying issue with the taskbar

Windows 11 has received a brand new bug fix update, like every second Tuesday of the month. As usual, several issues have been resolved, one of which is related to the taskbar. Windows 10 also received a patch.


Microsoft has introduced a new update for Windows 11: the famous Patch Tuesday, which is released every second Tuesday of every month. As usual, this fixes many small issues, but also brings improvements.

For example, this update fixes an issue that affected taskbar search. When searching for images through this, it was impossible to open them with an app of your choice. The update also makes it possible to find a file via its content. Furthermore, this patch improves the system of optional updates: they are now all displayed (which was not necessarily the case) and the installation can be chosen on a case-by-case basis.

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Windows 11 fixes some bugs

This patch is obviously focused on fixing bugs. It removes one that was quite annoying, since there is a possibility that your computer will go to sleep following connecting a gamepad. Where the other was randomly preventing users from logging out or back in to their account. Bugs related to kanji characters have also been fixed.

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The full list is available (in English) on the Redmond website. These modifications allow you to use the operating system calmly and should be automatically installed on the PC during the next reboot if it has not already been done.

Windows 11 isn’t the only one affected by Patch Tuesday, because Windows 10 also received an update. The biggest problem with operating systems installed via an ISO file. Edge Legacy (pre-2020 release) can be removed, but it is not automatically replaced with the current version. Again, the update is automatically installed on your computer.

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