Insider KB5043178 Windows 11 Insider Release Preview build 26100.1876 (24H2) - Sept. 23

HRPuffnstuff · Sep 26, 2024

I'm hoping they'll patch this issue soon.

mecanicogolf · Sep 26, 2024

HRPuffnstuff said:
I'm hoping they'll patch this issue soon.

Doesn't seem to affect anything I can see but knowing it's not right makes me nervous. And I think the rest of us too.

cute two · Sep 26, 2024

Brink said:
[ADDED 9/24] New! This update adds the option to turn off enhanced mouse pointer precision to Settings > Bluetooth & Devices > Mouse. There is also a new option to change the direction in which the mouse scrolls.

[ADDED 9/24] New! You can now set Power Mode for when your PC is plugged in and on battery. Go to Settings > System > Power & battery.

[ADDED 9/24] [Screen readers] The NonVisual Desktop Access (NVDA) app and other screen readers fail to narrate all the screen content from some apps. This occurs when those apps run with administrator privileges.

The third ADDED is not new feature. It's look like yes because it close to the two other.
Maybe MS need to change something so new feature and bugs will look difference.

Josey Wales · Sep 26, 2024

Well I tried to use the ISO for 26100.1742 to do a Repair Install and it left me at that release which is fine with me. I will just wait for whatever comes out on 10.08.24.

Dirtyflash · Sep 26, 2024

Josey Wales said:
Well I tried to use the ISO for 26100.1742 to do a Repair Install and it left me at that release which is fine with me. I will just wait for whatever comes out on 10.08.24.

Maybe they'll have it fixed next week for a 24H2 non-Insider Preview. I think the build numbers are a little higher.

PerpetualCycle · Sep 26, 2024

Dirtyflash said:
Maybe they'll have it fixed next week for a 24H2 non-Insider Preview. I think the build numbers are a little higher.

That would be today wouldn't it?

Josey Wales · Sep 26, 2024

Well none of my Games would work so I went back to.1876

Almighty1 · Sep 26, 2024

fg2001gf11F said:
Join the club!

or what's the fun if there were zero problems as remember a bug is a feature and a feature is a bug or else the software industry will be out of business if they didn't have problems! :wink:

fg2001gf11F · Sep 27, 2024

Almighty1 said:
or what's the fun if there were zero problems as remember a bug is a feature and a feature is a bug or else the software industry will be out of business if they didn't have problems!

They call it "Job Security".

Dirtyflash · Sep 27, 2024

Almighty1 said:
or what's the fun if there were zero

fg2001gf11F said:
The call it "Job Security".

Usually found to be working as a team, one is hated for creating the problem, the other fixes it and comes out looking like a hero. Both seem to have an endless steady stream of income.

TheDonny · Sep 29, 2024

BrianInEngland said:
This seems to be 'stuck' here, 8.63GB Windows cleanup. DISM cleaned ok and showed no errors.
Disk Cleanup doesn't seem to remove anything (drive space doesn't increase). It's about 2GB less than before the update on Monday

same issue here as well as running sfc scannow throwing errors even after running the dism thingy. Downloaded the 26100.1150 iso and did an in place reinstall. Ran the scan again and no issues.
Seems like it's a bug because it's not an isolated case. Hopefully when the update is released it's taken care of

maur0 · Sep 29, 2024

TheDonny said:
same issue here as well as running sfc scannow throwing errors even after running the dism thingy. Downloaded the 26100.1150 iso and did an in place reinstall. Ran the scan again and no issues.
Seems like it's a bug because it's not an isolated case. Hopefully when the update is released it's taken care of

Do MS programmers read the posts here to find out about these bugs?

IanMosley · Sep 29, 2024

maur0 said:
Do MS programmers read the posts here to find out about these bugs?

The short answer is NO!

If you want MS to be aware of any / this 'Windows Bug', you need to file a report in their 'Feedback Hub' - WinKey+F.

However, don't hold your breath for a response!!

alkaufmann · Sep 29, 2024

I have just come across a strange problem that I have not ever seen. When I try to log into my modem, I keep getting password incorrect. I checked that I am using the correct password as printed on the modem. I reset the modem in case the password was changed and that did not help. I then tried to log on to my router and have the same problem. I tried Frontpage in case MS Edge was doing something strange, but that did not help.

Is there some sort of network or Internet setting that is causing this problem?

Thanks,
AK

fg2001gf11F · Sep 29, 2024

alkaufmann said:
I have just come across a strange problem that I have not ever seen. When I try to log into my modem, I keep getting password incorrect. I checked that I am using the correct password as printed on the modem. I reset the modem in case the password was changed and that did not help. I then tried to log on to my router and have the same problem. I tried Frontpage in case MS Edge was doing something strange, but that did not help.

Is there some sort of network or Internet setting that is causing this problem?

Thanks,
AK

My Modem/Router password (Access Code) is still the one that I set; I don't use the original default Access Code.
My router was supplied by my Service Provider, in my case AT&T.
Do you own your modem/router or was it supplied by your service provider?
Who else has access to your modem/router with the authority to change the Access Code?
Is it possible that the Access Code was changed by your service provider? Or perhaps by a hacker.

Here below are the pages, specific to my modem/router, where I set my Custom Access Code and also a hint in case I forget the Access Code.

Edition Windows 11 Pro
Version 24H2
Installed on ‎5/‎22/‎2024
OS build 26100.1876
Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 1000.26100.23.0

alkaufmann · Sep 29, 2024

Thanks for that information. The modem is supplied by my ISP and I have never changed the admin password and I am the only one that has access to the modem. Just in case the password was somehow changed, I reset the modem and that sets it to the default password, that produced the same result. I have a Netgear router set up as an access point and it too rejects the password.

My laptop has Windows 10 installed and got the same result, so it is not this operating system causing me this problem. I will take this weird problem to the Network forum.

AK

fg2001gf11F · Sep 29, 2024

alkaufmann said:
Thanks for that information. The modem is supplied by my ISP and I have never changed the admin password and I am the only one that has access to the modem. Just in case the password was somehow changed, I reset the modem and that sets it to the default password, that produced the same result. I have a Netgear router set up as an access point and it too rejects the password.

My laptop has Windows 10 installed and got the same result, so it is not this operating system causing me this problem. I will take this weird problem to the Network forum.

AK

So, if I understand correctly, you have a separate modem and router. Since the modem is supplied by your ISP, you may want to ask the question to your ISP.

Do you own the Netgear router? Strange that both the Modem and the Router reject the password, I assume they are not the same for both pieces of equipment.
Let me know if you find the answer. Good luck.

alkaufmann · Sep 30, 2024

Yes, thanks, I will be contacting my ISP provider tomorrow, statuatory holiday in Canada today and only their AI is working. :-( I did take a picture of the default password and blew it up to make sure I was entering the correct password. I am certain it is a problem with this modem.

As for my access point I am using a Netgear router and that was my mistake; I typed a capital letter when I shouldn't have.

Ak

fg2001gf11F · Sep 30, 2024

alkaufmann said:
Yes, thanks, I will be contacting my ISP provider tomorrow, statuatory holiday in Canada today and only their AI is working. :-( I did take a picture of the default password and blew it up to make sure I was entering the correct password. I am certain it is a problem with this modem.

As for my access point I am using a Netgear router and that was my mistake; I typed a capital letter when I shouldn't have.

Ak

My modem has an option to switch to the default access code and another separate option when I forget the access code.

Dirtyflash · Sep 30, 2024

alkaufmann said:
Yes, thanks, I will be contacting my ISP provider tomorrow, statuatory holiday in Canada today and only their AI is working. :-( I did take a picture of the default password and blew it up to make sure I was entering the correct password. I am certain it is a problem with this modem.

As for my access point I am using a Netgear router and that was my mistake; I typed a capital letter when I shouldn't have.

Ak

Did you try reverting to a previous build of 24H2? I'm assuming you have a backup image? Not sure if your problems started with this particular build?

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