Recent content by win11raider

Be careful with the new version of Subtitle Edit. Version 5 of Subtitle Edit has been completely rewritten using the latest version of the .NET Framework, and you may encounter some issues like the one you described. Fortunately, you can also download the previous version, 4.0.16, which works...

23H2 will receive updates (security updates, not feature updates) through November 2026. Of course, you must download them manually as you have done now. So if your system is running smoothly and everything is working properly, you can stay with that version until then. That is what I am doing...

Given the computer you have, Windows Update should update your Windows to 24H2 or 25H2 without any issues, unless you've blocked updates and Windows remains on 23H2, as I have.

If you read the post of the latest update, there are a lot of people with the same issue. It may be a bug.

This could be the cause of the error. You must install the updates in chronological order. You have installed an older version (January 2026) over the newer one (May 2026). Since your last update via Windows Update was November 2025, the first off-line update must be December 2025. After that...

I think you will have no problem upgrading to version 24H2 or 25H2. However, if you prefer to stay with version 23H2, you will first need to block updates to 24H2 or 25H2 using the InControl app (which is free, secure, and very easy to use). Updates for version 23H2 can be found here (on the...

I'm still using version 23H2, and I've already updated my certificates without having to run any of the scripts posted on this forum. The first thing you need to do is update your system's firmware. According to @KevTech, there's a recent update for your system, so I assume it already contains...

23H2 is still supported until November 2026. Home and Pro editions must download the updates manually through the Windows Catalog. Enterprise and Education editions still receive automatic updates throught Windows Update. I've always experienced the Windows Update behavior we're describing...

I'm having the same experience (I think it is not an issue). Since I installed version 22H2, Windows Update hasn't been checking for updates automatically. I have to click “Check for Updates” to make it do so. The only things that install automatically are Windows Defender updates and apps from...

I never had that problem with Windows 7, but since I installed Windows 11, it happens to me from time to time. I'll check to see if it happens using the “Save as...” option to save to the desktop.

I had the same problem with an ASUS monitor with a DVI-D connector. At one point, I even thought the problem was with the graphics card. It’s well known that over time, the cable or even the connector itself can fail. I fixed it by replacing the cable and being careful not to bend it too much...

I also use the NERO suite (although an older version than yours) and it’s not the first time an antivirus has notified me with a warning when using NERO START, which for those who don’t know it is like a startup menu that includes all the NERO applications. That’s why I always run each...

23H2 is still supported until november 2026, but only for Enterprise and Education installations.

There are two ways to solve your problem. The first way is to check your monitor settings. Some monitors have the option to set the format to 4:3 or 16:9 depending on what you want to view. It is usually set to automatic so that whatever you are viewing fills the entire screen. However, this...

I'm still on 23H2. The biggest problem is that this version no longer receives updates through Windows Update (unless you have the Enterprise or Education version). The last update I received through Windows Update was in November 2025, but I'm considering manually installing the subsequent...