Background: After months of beta testing, Microsoft has officially released the major Windows 11 2024 update known as 24H2. The latest release, known as Windows 11 24H2, improves the AI chatbot called Copilot AI, adds new features to File Explorer, promises faster performance and greater stability, and offers other improvements.
This may be good news.
Since this update is rolling out to all Windows 11 users, your computer may soon notify you of Windows Update. But before we delve into the matter, we should read the following: A data ing What kind of problem list did he compile? ZDN From the assembly… The new version contains many bugs that can prevent you from using Windows normally. So far, the following bugs have been found.
System File Checker error
The Windows System File Checker, known as SFC, scans your drive for corrupted system files and attempts to repair or replace problematic files. Running the sfc /scannow command will immediately start the scanning process. If it finds corrupt files, SFC will repair them automatically. Run the scan and your system should now be in a clean state.
However, with Windows 11 2024 Update, System File Checker has become available Get caught in a cycle of false positive messages. No matter how many times we run the tool, it will say that it found corrupt files and fixed them.
An error occurred while deleting the cache file
The Windows 11 2024 Update leaves behind an 8.63GB update cache that apparently cannot be deleted using standard uninstall methods. As proof of this, the amount of free space on the hard drive does not change after we try to clear this cache. However, Microsoft has confirmed that it is one Reporting error. Selecting the “Windows Update Cleanup” option when running Disk Cleanup actually clears the cache. The cleaning tool mistakenly tells us that the freed disk space is still available for cleaning.
