Why You Might Need to Roll Back Windows' Latest Update
If you're the kind of person who installs Windows updates as soon as they hit your PC, you're likely running version KB5120998 of Windows 11 right now. Microsoft released it on Thursday, and while it's an optional update, it isn't locked behind its Windows Insider program. As such, anyone who has manually checked for new updates since then will have seen it, and could have installed it. Unfortunately, that might have been a mistake. As reported by Windows Insider , the latest Windows 11 update is a big one. It includes some major updates to Windows customization, including changes that Microsoft has been testing for months. For example, the update lets you move and resize the taskbar however you like , and there are other changes that improve Windows Search for the better . These updates have previouly been exclusive to Insiders, but are now officially part of Windows 11. But it's not all good news. Windows 11's latest update is buggy In addition to these new f...
