Microsoft is already working on the new Windows 11 version 23H2!

After releasing the original version of Windows 11 21H2 “Sun Valley” in June 2021, Microsoft is now preparing to release this year’s big update for the operating system called “version 22H2”. It comes with new Start menu options, an improved taskbar, context menu with optimizations, tabbed file explorer, performance improvements, bug fixes and much more. However this does not mean that Microsoft is idly by. Now that Windows 11 version 22H2 will be finalized over the next few months, behold, this company has already started working on Windows 11 version 23H2.

Microsoft is already working on the new Windows 11 version 23H2!

Microsoft is planning to release a first build of the next feature update for Windows Insiders who have already opted into the Dev Channel. Thus, you can choose to join this program at any time. If you don’t want to receive any of this, you can stay in the beta channel.

In any case, references to the new preview version have already appeared on Github and it seems that the news will be really many. This is the Windows 11 Build 22603 build. Of course, the build should be different when it reaches the Dev Channel.

But if, on the one hand, things are going very well in terms of development, in terms of bugs it is not so.

Especially for those on Windows 11. The latest updates, KB5012592 and KB5012599, come with many bug fixes, stability improvements, an improved interface for Windows Search, new features such as greater control over notifications, and so on.

Since these are mandatory security updates that arrive automatically, it’s no wonder that many users stick with them. This almost as soon as they are released. If you have already done so and things are not going so well, then you are not alone. Some users have reported problems installing the update, while others have flagged performance issues.

Problemas no Windows 11 KB5012592

On Microsoft’s Feedback Hub and on Reddit, users reveal that the update may fail with vague error messages like 0x800f081f, 0xc1900101, and 0x800f0988. These error messages do not reveal specific information. However, they are related to some settings.

In some cases it may be due to computers not being turned on long enough.

Problems with Windows 10 KB5012599

KB5012599 is also plagued by similar issues, including a bug where the update may fail to install with error 0x800f0831. On the Microsoft forum, users claim that the download happens. However, after a period of inactivity, it stops at 20% and then goes to 100%.