Home windows 11 simply acquired a brand new replace and there’s some excellent news for individuals who had been experiencing bizarre and buggy habits with their taskbar.
Particularly that the irritating taskbar bug – the place it could actually vanish, earlier than reappearing – is now mounted with the cumulative replace for June 2024, as Microsoft makes clear within the assist doc referring to the improve.
Microsoft notes: “This replace addresses a recognized problem that impacts the taskbar. It’d briefly glitch or not reply. It may also disappear and reappear.”
To rewind a bit, this glitchy habits was really launched by the non-compulsory replace Microsoft ushered in on the finish of Could 2024 (and we have seen an identical problem in current instances, too).
When the issue turned recognized, Microsoft was swift to behave, and fired up a rollback for units that had put in this preview replace for Could. This was carried out through a ‘Recognized Difficulty Rollback’ that means Home windows 11 customers didn’t must take any motion putting in one other patch – the repair was put in place routinely (as Neowin noticed).
So, those that had been frightened about this bug carrying over to the June replace – in any case, Could’s non-compulsory replace is June’s cumulative replace, however in testing – properly, you needn’t fret. The issue is now absolutely resolved (or a minimum of Microsoft says it’s).
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Helpful new options are additionally a part of the June replace
What else is current within the new June replace for Home windows 11? It additionally delivers the long-awaited drag-and-drop performance for File Explorer’s deal with bar, adjustments to Account Supervisor within the Begin Menu, a refreshed Linked Gadgets web page within the Settings app, built-in QR code technology for hyperlinks, and lots of security-related tweaks.
We might all the time suggest that you simply just be sure you have Microsoft’s newest Patch Tuesday replace put in, as these patches deal with the most recent safety dangers and recognized exploitable vulnerabilities.
