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Microsoft is celebrating the milestone of Windows 11 24H2 reaching broad availability with… yet another "known issue." This time, it is related to Azure Virtual Desktop applications. The Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) app bug was added to the Windows Health Dashboard at the end of last week: AVD apps may fail to fire up when they …

  1. xyz Silver badge

    Dear Microsoft....

    There are no comments here because we're all beyond caring. Everything you now do is a mess.

    1. Lon24

      Re: Dear Microsoft....

      Oh, why didn't you check with the company that delivers Azure to make it compatible? .... Oh....

  2. Reaps

    why?

    did anyone actually ask for this garbage?

    1. Anonymous Coward
      Anonymous Coward

      Re: why?

      No, and its garbage.

  3. ecofeco Silver badge
    FAIL

    Tech douche bros

    ... always gonna tech douche bro. ------------------------------------>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

  4. Gnisho

    Pure, distilled Microsoft - Arguably a useful idea in concept (though certainly only useful for some) and a completely botched execution.

    They remain consistent.

  5. Jamie Jones Silver badge
    Coat

    Windows 24Hz - The movie version.

    1. Anonymous Coward
      Anonymous Coward

      The movie version

      And subject to Trump's 100% Tariffs.

      Sorry MS, you lose.

  6. JWLong Silver badge

    Going on.....

    ...five months and they still can't get the crap to work right!

  7. PCScreenOnly

    Everyone should sit this one out

    It's a dogs dinner of a version

    1. PCScreenOnly

      Re: Everyone should sit this one out

      Maybe i'll wait for 25H2

      1. navarac Silver badge

        Re: Everyone should sit this one out

        << Maybe i'll wait for 25H2

        It'll be more of the same. That is if they every get over 24H2. By the time they fix it, it'll be 2030 or so!

  8. neilg
    Coat

    One small consolation

    Neither the Tangerine Twat nor Pedo Guy had anything to do with it.

    1. WolfFan

      Re: One small consolation

      Sad Nad’s Indian. He’s on the Deport to El Salvador list.

      1. Gene Cash Silver badge

        Re: One small consolation

        God... I *WISH*

  9. AlanSh
    FAIL

    Where is it?

    I've got a PC running 23H2 and I've never seen the invite to upgrade. It's got an Intel 8700 - maybe that's too old?

    1. Malarkey

      Re: Where is it?

      Well didn't M$ warn OEM's recently to phase out anything not running at least 11th Gen Intel kit ?

      Perhaps anything less than that won't work with release 25H1 or 25H2 ?

      It will bugger my employer if that's the case as around 40% of their "Windows 11 Compatible" PC fleet is HP 8th gen stuff.

      I'd also be rather miffed as my recently purchased "pre-loved" Dell Optiplex mff machines ( 8th and 10th Gen ) won't be Win11 compatible for long.

      1. anonymous cat herder

        Re: Where is it?

        I thought that was because Intel had stopped issuing updated drivers for the integrated GPU in the older ones, so MS couldn't approve them for new builds

  10. navarac Silver badge

    Known Issue

    The known issue is Windows! If the issue is known, why release it? Just total incompetence as usual. Microsoft totally lost the plot long ago with Windows 8, and has gone from bad to worse ever since.

    1. Anonymous Coward Silver badge
      Holmes

      Re: Known Issue

      They release it because one known issue is still better than seventeen known issues. (Just ignore the plethora of unknown issues that they've introduced)

  11. The Dogs Meevonks Silver badge

    Windows 10 holdout

    I've refused to 'downgrade' to W11, just like I refused to move to W10 from W7 until I built a new system in 2019 and W7 was EOL... and now that W10 is going EOL this year... I still won't be moving to it.

    I'm waiting for proton if I'm honest, I want to play my games, view some websites and watch some videos... I can't watch streaming services on my desktop anyway because they really dislike anyone who uses a VPN and tell you to fuck off. So I'm hoping that proton will be easy to learn and adjust to after decades of windows reliance... I just hope I'm not too old at 45 to learn because I've noticed a reluctance to put in the effort for new software creeping into my attitude recently.

    1. David Hicklin Silver badge

      Re: Windows 10 holdout

      I have only just moved from W7 to W10! And will enjoy it in a nice, stable, unchanging way once updates stop and unwanted features/setting keep on being shoved in my face again.

      After 10? well unless they do a Vista-w7 event after 11 it will be Linux, goodbye Microsoft.

  12. Kev99 Silver badge

    After how many decades of coding and mictosoft still can't write clean, safe code? Oy gevalt!

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