Yeah, the article even states it itself after much handwringing, though in another bullshit manner: > Microsoft claims that it is working on a resolution, and

Yeah, the article even states it itself after much handwringing, though in another bullshit manner: > Microsoft claims that it is working on a resolution, and I hope it's able to roll one out that fixes the issue without making users uninstall certain apps. It's concerning, though, that there seem to be areas where Windows 11 (and Windows 10, which is also suffering from this problem) is so broken that Microsoft simply can’t fix it. Yes, software cannot be fixed by magically snipping your fingers. It takes time and effort. What a surprise. Duh.