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KB5006050 Update bugged big time
Do not update with update KB5006050. Its extremely bugged. Taskbar gone, computer super slow, programs dont work, chrome dont work, cant use any settings. If anyone updated with this update, do a system recovery and it will fix the issue. If you go into the update and it starts to automatically update, pause it and dont let it update. There is multiple people having the same issue as me. I repeat, DONT DOWNLOAD KB5006050. Save the hassle and stay with the current windows 11 build
- Yeah I've got the problems, and I fix it by installing the windows by ISO file I've downloaded. And I run by click the "setup.exe" file, but when I click the file manager I must wait for more than 20 seconds to open it.
Same here, taskbar had disappaered and chrome messed up, used system retore which remove KB5006050 and rebooted, all now OK
traxworks Bro how did you recover your system, like there is no roll back in my system as I am using windows 11 public beta.
tried a few of the fixes, the one that worked for me was updating the time, rebooting and changing the time again (so i could continue my zoom meeting) to fix the authentication error caused by the now incorrect time
- https://blogs.windows.com/windows-insider/2021/09/02/announcing-windows-11-insider-preview-build-22449/
I fix it by this way.
Hope that can help you~ - I had this exact issue and had to perform a system restore, then create a new user.
Do Ctrl-Alt-Del and select Task Manager. (Click on "More details" at the bottom if it is there) Click on File - Run new task. Then type "control.exe" (no quotes) and tick "Create this task with administrative privileges." Then click OK. From there, you can search for Advanced System Settings, and open the System Restore dialog. Let me know if this works for you.a_plastic_bag sorry for the delay man but i checked the subreddit and it all worked out fine. Thx for helping!
@8Seconds seems like the new update got problem with the date 3rd September. For temporary fix just change the system date to 4th September via Control Panel, then reboot the PC. Everything will start working again.
- still not working today though:\
