The latest major Windows 11 update, known as KB5032190, was released last week and brings a host of fixes and improvements to the operating system. This update is a monthly "Patch Tuesday" update in November. However, as users have reported, the cumulative update has also introduced some new issues.
Of some of the new bugs encountered with this new update, perhaps the most notable is the inability to install it at all. Some people report getting stuck in an endless cycle of reboots before getting the message "something isn't going as planned." No need to worry – a message to undo the changes.
Those who were able to install the update reported issues with Virtual Desktop animations, such as slow transitions, image tearing, and general sluggish responsiveness.
Another widely flagged bug with update KB5032190 is one involving the disappearing taskbar icon. Users reported taskbar icons moving or disappearing, as well as icons opening the wrong programs: for example, clicking the OneNote icon would open Word, etc. Microsoft is reportedly already working on these issues.
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