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technology2 years ago

Windows 11 Update Causes Wi-Fi Chaos

The December KB5033375 update for Windows 11 is causing Wi-Fi connectivity problems on some devices, particularly those operating on version 22H2 or 23H2 feature releases. Numerous user reports and university advisories have recommended uninstalling the update. The issue seems to affect enterprise wireless networks with fast-transition/fast-roaming enabled, while home users have not reported any problems. There is currently no information on specific models of wireless network adapters affected. A temporary workaround involves uninstalling the update and using the 'Show or Hide Updates' troubleshooter to hide it from future updates.

technology2 years ago

Microsoft's Windows updates causing widespread Wi-Fi issues

Microsoft's recent Windows update, KB5033375, has caused Wi-Fi connectivity issues for some users, particularly those using networks supporting the 802.11r fast roaming standard and devices with certain Qualcomm Wi-Fi adapters. Users have reported the problem on social media and Microsoft's forums, but the company has yet to formally acknowledge the issue. Some organizations have advised affected users to uninstall the update or disable 802.11r, although both solutions have drawbacks. This is not the first time Microsoft has faced Wi-Fi problems with its updates, and users have also reported issues with other hardware vendors.

technology2 years ago

"Microsoft's December 2023 Updates Cause Chaos for Windows Users"

The Windows 11 KB5033375 December 2023 update is causing Wi-Fi connectivity issues for users, particularly those in universities and small to medium-sized businesses. Reports indicate that the update is breaking Wi-Fi connections, with some users experiencing inconsistent responses and packet losses. The problem may be linked to a compatibility issue between the Qualcomm QCA61x4a wireless adapter and the Windows 11 update. Disabling 802.11r on affected SSIDs or uninstalling the update are suggested workarounds. Microsoft has not yet acknowledged or provided a fix for the issue.