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Microsoft fixes the Windows 11 bug slowing down some Dell PCs
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According to Microsoft, after installing the latest Windows updates, some devices may experience changes in system performance, increased power consumption, or unexpected system behavior.
If they don’t work correctly with Windows, problems with battery life, system performance, and/or system stability may arise.
Anyone who has enabled the option “Get the latest updates as soon as they’re available” in Windows Update will automatically get KB5121767.
Alternatively, the update can be downloaded and installed manually via Settings → Windows Update.
Microsoft also makes the package available via the Microsoft Update Catalog.