Microsoft has released Windows 11 Build 26100.3025 (KB5050094) via the Release Preview Channel, enabling Insiders to install and try out these fixes before a general update. According to the Windows Blog, the fixes and new features are separated into two updates: gradual and normal roll out. Windows 11 24H2 has been plagued with several bugs and issues, such as glitches with some Ubisoft games, a bug that blocks security updates, and an undeletable 8.63GB cache. Thankfully, the company is continually releasing updates to fix bugs, but we hope that the new update does not introduce new issues that will need to be addressed further down the line.
The biggest fix that comes as part of the normal rollout is the HDR issue. This is an issue where your screen appears oversaturated when using Auto HDR on some game titles. On the other hand, the mouse stuttering issue, even when your system is idle, is slated for gradual release. This fix also encompasses other mouse issues. For example when pointer trails cause the cursor to disappear and be replaced by a black box. It also includes a fix to the Task Manager app which takes too long to close after you hit the close icon.
