Microsoft Confirms Windows 11's Update Kills Audio on some PCs, and the Bugs Keep Piling Up
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No update fails - Latest Windows 11 update breaks sound and microphone
Windows 11’s latest September update suddenly decided to remind users that a computer is obviously incomplete without sound. Cumulative update KB5124008 was supposed to bring fixes and new features, but it caused issues with audio output on some systems. After installing the patch, users will face a complete loss of sound. In some cases, the […]
Windows 11 continues to regularly throw unpleasant surprises at PC owners. For example, it has become known that a fresh version of KB5124008 is capable of completely deactivating the sound support on the device. If you go into detail, the softwall giant recognizes that after the last patches were installed, certain audio equipment "destroys to launch or transmit sound." Moreover, in a number of situations similar malfunctions affect the operati…
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Microsoft hasn't been having the best of times lately, especially when it comes to Windows 11. Another bug has been confirmed caused by the latest update.
Microsoft confirms Windows 11's update kills audio on some PCs, and the bugs keep piling up
Windows 11 KB5124008 has a bug that could kill audio on your device and even make your microphone unresponsive. It’s unclear how many users are affected, but Microsoft has now confirmed it’s aware of the issue and says there’s no fix yet. On September 8, Microsoft rolled out its monthly Patch Tuesday updates with hundreds of security fixes, and KB5124008 is the update rolling out to systems with Windows 11 25H2 or 24H2. It bumps PCs to Windows 1…
The September patchday causes unexpected silence on many PCs on Windows 11. After installation, certain external audio devices completely deny their service. Users are standing in front of silent speakers. After all, there are some auxiliary solutions. (Continue reading)
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