The latest update for Windows 11 24H2, which was distributed as part of Patchday, was actually supposed to solve some problems. However, as users are now reporting, the patch itself causes difficulties during installation and even leads to severe performance losses on CPUs.
Last Tuesday, Microsoft released its new updates for Windows on Patch Tuesday. This also included KB5048667 for Windows 11 24H4. This closed some security gaps in the system and fixed some bugs. But the update also seems to cause serious problems, such as Windows Latest reported.
Users are said to have had problems with installation and operation after the patch was applied. Accordingly, some users report that the installation of KB5048667 fails. Terminations occur at different times. Some users report an installation error at 100 percent, for others the update stops earlier. Windows Latest was already able to reproduce the problem as part of a test in a virtual environment.
The update is also expected to affect the performance of some CPUs. After installation, noticeable symptoms such as stuttering or long system response times occur after some time in operation. A restart only solves the problem temporarily.
Therefore, it is suspected that there may be issues with the CPU scheduler introduced with KB5048667 on Windows 11 24H2. If you rely on high performance, you can try downgrading back to the previous version of Windows. If you haven’t installed the update yet, you should consider waiting a while to see whether the problems occur with other users or to a greater extent.
There have been problems with Windows 11 24H2 since its introduction for x86 PCs in early October. Due to several critical errors, Microsoft was forced to set up a number of update blocks for affected users. With KB5048667 one of these so-called safeguard holds has been lifted again. But overall they still exist ten of these update blockages which prevent users from installing Windows 11 24H2 on their compatible computers.
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