Microsoft has released a non-security update, KB5067036, for Windows 11 versions 24H2 and 25H2, introducing a bug that prevents Task Manager from fully terminating after closure. The update aims to enhance system functionality and performance but has resulted in unexpected behavior for this essential utility.
Task Manager’s persistent operation may cause confusion and unnecessary resource consumption, as users expect the application to close entirely. This known issue represents a deviation from normal functionality, raising concerns among users who rely on Task Manager’s capabilities to monitor and manage system performance. Microsoft has provided guidance for users who wish to uninstall the update, but caution is advised since the servicing stack update included cannot be removed.
The update also incorporates improvements to AI components and a servicing stack update that ensures future updates can be installed properly. Users encountering difficulties with the Task Manager issue are encouraged to consider postponing the installation of this optional update until a resolution is issued by Microsoft, which typically addresses such problems in subsequent releases.
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