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Microsoft Confirms Windows 11 October Update Disables USB Input in Recovery Environment
Microsoft has confirmed a critical issue with its October Windows 11 update that renders USB keyboards and mice unresponsive in recovery environments. The problem affects all current Windows versions and could prevent users from accessing critical system recovery tools. While normal operation remains unaffected, the bug presents significant challenges for troubleshooting scenarios.
Windows Recovery Environment Input Failure
Microsoft has issued a warning about its latest October update for Windows 11 causing significant input device failures in critical system recovery scenarios. According to reports, users who install the update may find their USB keyboards and mice completely unresponsive when attempting to access the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE).
Windows 11 25H2 Update Causes Mouse and Keyboard Issues in Recovery Environment
Microsoft’s Windows 11 25H2 update has reportedly introduced significant input lag for USB devices in the Windows Recovery Environment. According to reports, users experience approximately four seconds of delay when using keyboards and mice in the critical recovery system. The company has acknowledged the issue and is working on a fix.
Windows Recovery Environment Input Issues Emerge
Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 25H2 update has reportedly introduced significant problems with mouse and keyboard functionality within the Windows Recovery Environment, according to multiple user reports and the company’s own known issues page. The problem appears to affect USB input devices specifically when users attempt to access WinRE, which is typically used when systems encounter serious operational problems.
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Samsung Pauses One UI 8 Rollout for Galaxy S24 Series in Korean Market Following Similar S22 Delay
Samsung has unexpectedly suspended the One UI 8 software update for Galaxy S24 series devices in South Korea. This marks the second such halt in recent weeks after the company pulled the same update for Galaxy S22 models, suggesting potential systemic software issues.
Samsung Halts Galaxy S24 One UI 8 Update in Korea
Samsung has reportedly suspended the software update for its flagship Galaxy S24 series in South Korea, according to multiple reports. The One UI 8 rollout, which initially began in late September for the Galaxy S24, S24 Plus, and S24 Ultra models, was unexpectedly pulled from Samsung’s servers and removed from both OTA and Smart Switch distribution channels.