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Microsoft's emergency Windows 11 update addresses critical system issues
Microsoft has released an emergency out-of-band update for Windows 11 to address significant issues introduced by the September 2026 Patch Tuesday update. The original update, while enhancing features like a movable taskbar and improved Start menu customization, inadvertently caused system crashes, particularly on AMD Radeon GPUs, and other critical malfunctions. The emergency patch aims to resolve these problems, but users are advised to exercise caution, especially those with HP and Lenovo devices.
Key points
- Microsoft issues emergency update for Windows 11 to fix critical system issues.
- Users report system crashes and malfunctions following September 2026 Patch Tuesday update.
- Emergency patch addresses issues but advises caution for HP and Lenovo device users.
Sources
- Microsoft rolls out emergency update for Windows 11's latest patch — recent update causes crashes on AMD graphics, Explorer hang-ups, and broken third-party integrationsTom's Hardware · September 15, 2026
- Windows 11 just received another emergency update — is this the new normal?Windows Central · September 15, 2026
- Microsoft just patched over 1,000 flaws in Windows, but you might want to wait to update your PC — here's whyTom's Guide · September 15, 2026
- Microsoft Cloud accounts stolen in highly complex impersonation and passkey phishing campaignTechRadar · September 14, 2026
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