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CTOnews.com, Nov. 20, according to Windows Latest, Microsoft Win11 experienced a variety of problems after updating KB5032190, including the disappearance of taskbar icons and slow animation of virtual desktops, and may even fall into an endless loop update status.

KB5032190 fixed a number of Bug, including a problem that affected third-party wallpaper applications that accidentally caused a black background. In addition, Microsoft has added new options for OEM to customize dynamic lighting effects for their hardware, as previously reported by CTOnews.com.

At the same time, there are many users who encounter some problems after installing KB5032190, some of whom say they can't install the update or fall into an infinite loop. Another group of users said it seemed to cause an error in the taskbar, causing the icons to disappear.

The Bug with the disappearance of the taskbar icon actually appeared before the Moment 4 optional update was released, but now it seems to be entering this month's mandatory cumulative update. Microsoft said it was aware of it and later released several preview versions in an attempt to fix the bug.

Although Microsoft has fixed this problem in the Canary channel, there is no clear update schedule for other existing branches, which makes many users very unhappy.

Some users also encounter strange problems. Their taskbar icons are either empty or indexed incorrectly. For example, clicking on the icon of Microsoft Word will open Microsoft Edge (they are next to each other on the taskbar), and clicking OneNote will open Word.

Of course, some users say that restarting File Explorer every 30 minutes can alleviate this problem, but you need to repeat it over and over again. One of the users complained that "this will only reduce my productivity."

After the virtual desktop animation flicker updated to Windows 11 KB5032190, a user reported a problem, that is, the virtual desktop animation stuttered or flickered. Some users find that the transition animation is extremely slow when switching virtual desktops, as well as visual tearing and wallpaper dislocation.

Again, this issue has previously appeared in Moment 4, and now it has been extended to KB5032190 mandatory updates.

KB5032190 cannot be installed or trapped in an infinite loop. Some users reported that their Windows 11 November 2023 security update fell into an infinite startup loop during installation, that is, the system was repeatedly restarted when the system installation progress reached a certain percentage, and Windows kept updating and restoring the process.

In fact, this problem is reflected in different versions of Windows 11, including Enterprise and Professional. In addition, in some cases you can't even find the history of update failures.

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