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Is Microsoft aware of this issue and working on it?
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Yesterday, I contacted the Microsoft Windows Support Team. They informed me that this issue has been identified and, to resolve it, an update will be released soon (probably by the end of this month).
I reverted back to Windows 10 four days ago. Today I got a notification for the Windows 11 22H2 update. Please inform me when they release the fix so that I can proceed with the Windows 11 update.
Thank you.
This bug has been fixed in the windows update automatically.
Not yet for me...although I have noticed that the issue only occurs in my PC that has the AMD processor . It does not occur with my PC that has Intel .
Anyone else ?
According to you, a few users with high-end windows 11 supported processors having issues right?
Just now i saw the feedback hub application, few users are reported to this issue "Standard hardware security not supported"
Unfortunately, my laptop uses an intel i5 7200U processor, but still i don't get error messages
There is no fix to this yet. It's a recurrent bug, which will hopefully be fixed soon.
The one benefit of testing a Beta version on the same computer that this symptom is currently exhibited on is that it will expose a fix before it's released to non-Insiders. It doesn't make much sense testing this on a different computer.
But unless someone is confirmed as a strong Windows techie and has a fully-configured backup machine for email etc when things go pear-shaped on the Beta machine, recommending installing Beta versions on a primary machine is a recipe for pain. How did I learn the above? 27 years of Windows incl a 17-year span at MS myself.
Sorry, I'm using latest Beta build. I really don't know how to fix this, but it's likely some sort of Windows 11 bug.
