Windows 11 has finally crossed the 1 billion user mark, a milestone that would normally be a victory lap for any platform.

Microsoft is shifting focus to fixing Windows 11 performance and reliability after months of buggy updates, boot failures, and growing user frustration.

Microsoft has now begun rolling out update KB5074105, the latest optional patch for Windows 11. It’s optional because this is technically a preview of next month’s mandatory Patch Tuesday update. You ...

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A fresh wave of Windows 11 update trouble is making the rounds, and this one is about as disruptive as it gets: some PCs reportedly can’t boot after installing the latest January 2026 security update.

Microsoft’s attempt to kick off 2026 with its first major Windows 11 update has quickly turned into a damage control exercise ...

Microsoft has had to issue two out-of-band updates to fix its buggy Windows 11 patch.

According to reports from Microsoft and Windows Latest, the latest update, identified as KB5074109, has caused some Windows devices to fail to boot entirely. Users encountering this problem will see a ...

This comes just hours after reports that another emergency update has been issued by Microsoft to affect other problems ...

Microsoft is aware of an alleged issue that leaves PCs unable to boot and requires manual recovery after Windows 11 January ...