Microsoft has released emergency Windows 11 / 10 updates again with KB5078127 KB5078132 KB5078129, and KB5078131.

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Windows 11, but fixed. This tool makes every other tweak tool look lazy.

January’s Patch Tuesday updates caused several serious issues, calling Microsoft’s quality control into question.

From flickering cameras to crashing widgets, find out if the new KB5074105 patch is safe for your system or if you should pause your next update.

Microsoft issued a second emergency Windows patch in January after earlier fixes caused new bugs, raising concerns about ...