Build 22621.436 and 22622.436 out to Beta Channel Insiders

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2022-07-19T22:40:31+00:00
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  1. Anonymous
    2022-07-24T16:23:32+00:00

    Perhaps it has to do with my screenshot being from the Windows 10 install. The Windows 11 dev is similar to yours, just the one entry. There is quite a difference in date as well

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    Ok, thanks.

    Mine is the same on both the machine that works and the one that fails, both at build 22622.436.

    I have 2 different boxes that crash Photos the same way and both went through all the W.U. updates from the 22621.1 and all the intermediate updates till 22622.436.

    The only difference is that the system that works was upgraded directly from 22000.832 to 22622.426 with W/U. without any of the intermediate updates to 22621.1, 22621.105, 22621.160, 22622.290 and finally to 22622.436 like the ones that fail.

    I tried update/repair in place with MS BETA ISO and it first came up at 22621.105, at that point Microsoft photos was still working fine. Then W.U. got it up to 22622.436 and that is when the Microsoft Photos App started crashing again. Same bug in 2 boxes. 😜

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  5. Anonymous
    2022-07-24T09:44:29+00:00

    Perhaps it has to do with my screenshot being from the Windows 10 install. The Windows 11 dev is similar to yours, just the one entry. There is quite a difference in date as well

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