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I got my new fonts back two days ago, just after installing a new update: 2024-02 Cumulative Update Preview for Windows 11 Version 23H2 for x64-based Systems (KB5034848). I have no clue if the update and my fonts are related. I know others have lost and gained fonts without having upgraded...

@Ten Forward, That was quick. I am glad to see that at least some people are getting their updated themes back. I am still using the older theme.

It is odd behavior, isn't it? Thank you for letting me know that it is unlikely that my update caused the issues. Like you, I have no clue what triggered Aptos changing back to Calibri. This reversion is not a big deal, though. I am sure it will get sorted out in time. Thank you for your...

@glasskuter, thank you for you post. I am inclined to wait for Microsoft sort this out. Besides I am curious. Given that I have used Calibri for fifteen years or so for all my Office programs, I can wait a bit longer. I expect within a few weeks, Microsoft will sort it out.

@rt587, Well, the good news is that I have company. You have confirmed that it was not something I did. I like the Aptos fonts. As you mentioned, the difference is noticeable in Outlook. I found the Aptos fonts easier to read. I have no idea why Aptos fonts changed back to Calibri. I am sure...

Yes, it is a nice change, isn't it. I suspect yours will stay put. And I expect mine to come back sometime soon. I have two corporate Microsoft 365 accounts, and I had a large update last week. Perhaps one of those two items conflicted with my then existing Aptos font, and my new default...

A few days ago, I had the Aptos font as my default font. It affected Word, Outlook, and Excel. Those the programs I use most frequently, and I noticed that the default font had changed. Then yesterday I noticed that my new fonts were gone. I was back to the Calibri font. To the best of my...

Sometime within the past two weeks, my computer began using the new Aptos fonts, which I liked. I noticed yesterday, Saturday, January 27, 2024, that my default fonts have reverted back to Calibri. I did not take any active measures to cause this. The only thing I can think of is that my...

On my brand-new computer, I had to engage Scheduled optimization. It was off when I booted up for the first time and then computer initialized all its drivers and so on. Recall our discussion about the 31 days. Again, maybe my computer is anomaly—it's definitely possible. That said, if I...

Thank you for responding. I plan on following @Ghot's advice he provided earlier in this thread. Please see here – link. So all three of us are in agreement that running SFC regularly.

Thank you for your detailed explanation. Scheduled optimization, then, almost always retrims and, on rare occasion, partially defragments, if I understood your message properly. When I manually run Optimization, my machine literally says "Retrimming."

No, your summary is incorrect. No one ever doubted Schedule optimization worked as planned. So there is no miracle. The question was as follows: Do users need to use Schedule optimization because Windows purportedly retrims (not defrags) automatically? As I have demonstrated, I need to either...

I enjoyed reading your response. It seems like my prior comment stirred a lot of passion. Let's rewind the tapes to see if we can make more sense out of my prior comment. I am going to use "points" so that I can refer to my prior comments more readily. Point One I began this thread asking...

Hello @BruceR, I turned off Scheduled optimization last week. My prior post showed that I have Automatic Maintenance set to daily. I have not altered that setting. As we see from the above screenshot taken just a few minutes ago, my SSD drives were not retrimmed on a weekly basis. I will...

Hello Bruce and thank you for your comment. I must say that I am puzzled by your question. And I am curious as to what caused you to ask that question? Regardless, please allow me to answer your question. You quoted me as saying: So I received my computer mid-January, and I provided that...