Overview
KB5044380, released on October 22, 2024, is a cumulative update for Windows 11, specifically targeting OS Builds 22621.4391 and 22631.4391. This update is part of the ongoing improvements to Windows 11, focusing on enhancing user experience and addressing various system issues. It applies to multiple editions of Windows 11, including Enterprise and Education versions. The update introduces several new features and fixes, aiming to streamline operations and improve system performance. As with many updates, it is rolled out gradually, meaning not all users will receive it simultaneously, allowing Microsoft to monitor its impact and address any immediate concerns that arise during the rollout.
General Purpose
The primary purpose of KB5044380 is to enhance the functionality and stability of Windows 11. Key features introduced in this update include the ability to disable notification suggestions from specific apps, a renaming of the 'All apps' section in the Start menu to simply 'All', and new shortcuts for the Narrator tool, which improve accessibility. Additionally, the update addresses several bugs, such as excessive battery usage during Modern Standby, issues with Microsoft Teams meeting joins, and problems related to multi-function printers. The update also includes improvements to the servicing stack, ensuring that future updates can be installed more reliably.
General Sentiment
The general sentiment surrounding KB5044380 appears mixed. While many users appreciate the new features and fixes, there are notable concerns regarding specific issues that have arisen post-installation. Some users have reported that the right-click functionality on the Start menu ceases to work after applying the update, which has led to frustration. Additionally, there are reports of the OpenSSH service failing to start, impacting SSH connections. Despite these issues, the update is seen as a necessary step in the ongoing development of Windows 11, with many users expressing hope that Microsoft will address the reported problems in future updates.
Known Issues
- The OpenSSH service fails to start after installation, preventing SSH connections. Manual intervention is required to run the sshd.exe process.
- Users have reported that the right-click functionality on the Start menu does not work after the update, which is linked to changes made in the update.
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