This is what I see in mine. I know I was not the one being asked, but for comparison; and that does expand.
Cheers,
Drew![](https://learn-attachment.microsoft.com/api/attachments/33932be3-82aa-4f62-96a6-1322a8222f44?platform=QnA
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This is what I see in mine. I know I was not the one being asked, but for comparison; and that does expand.
Cheers,
Drew![](https://learn-attachment.microsoft.com/api/attachments/33932be3-82aa-4f62-96a6-1322a8222f44?platform=QnA
I will restore a backup and test again because we didn't know about the account setting back then.
I don't ever change that setting so I don't expect the result to be any different.
We'll see..., I'll keep you posted.
Hi Sibro,
I just did an upgrade directly from 19043.1288 to 22478.1012 and ended up with the same bugs.
Works fine again if I turn off this setting:
I will try a clean install of 22478 next to see if it makes any difference...
To be continued..
@Eddie
I forgot that my backups were already updated to .1012
I had a cloud backup of 22454 Pro installed with official ISO but unfortunately it's corrupted and I can't restore it. I thought about doing the test with a virgin build to avoid unknowns so I downloaded official 22454 ISO, but the problem is that my laptop was originally Windows 10 Home edition and I can't complete the installation without connecting to the internet, if I connect, the build won't be virgin anymore.
The only way for me to perform this test as accurate as possible would be to start with a 3rd party 22471 ISO Pro edition. Let me know if you want me to proceed.
I will try a clean install of 22478 next to see if it makes any difference...
To be continued..
Hi fg,
As long as you use a home made ISO, I think Eddie would be ok with that.
In my case I can't make one, I don't have the files and I don't even know how.
I will try a clean install of 22478 next to see if it makes any difference...
To be continued..
Hi fg,
As long as you use a home made ISO, I think Eddie would be ok with that.
In my case I can't make one, I don't have the files and I don't even know how.
@Sibro.o,
All the machines that failed so far were W.U. from previous Windows 11 Dev Builds 22471 or Windows 10 Public Build 19043,1288.
The clean install will just be a different case.
We'll see what happens in a little bit, after I finish my current backup...