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The .1012 update is just a test of the servicing pipeline,
no fixes.
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After updating my 2 Windows 11 compatible computer's this is what comes up when I bring up Task Manager.
After I click on CPU, Memory this is what I get minus any apps. My apps show up no where in the list.
I noticed that Users has nothing in it either.
KB5006369 .net just arrived for 22478
Davy
Thanks CK. Dell #1 is now running 22478 with no install issues. Also had the Stack Update and a .Net Update that required a restart.
I have select "Off" for focus assistant, why MS doesn't respect this because every new build turn it back On!
I'd like to know myself, and that's not all every update does on its own without permission,
how about reverting sound and wi-fi drivers to an older version? that's very annoying!
Windows 10 doesn't do that.
WU also rolled back an Intel Display driver the other day.
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Here is FBH link for "Update change Focus assistant settings" https://aka.ms/AAe1zy7