Me too. Same build. Tired of complaining. Maybe one of these days Microsoft will yet their stuff together? NOT!!!
Sfc and corrupt bluetooth files
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Anonymous
Windows 11 24H2 26100.1297 Release Preview Channel
After installing Windows, one of the first things I do is to turn off Bluetooth.
Yesterday morning I had run SFC /scannow and it was alright.
Yesterday afternoon there was the update to .1297 and I installed it.
A few moments ago I ran SFC again and it found and repaired corrupt bluetooth files.
So question is before the update sfc was ok. After the update corrupt files.
Question is why is MICROSOFT sending updates with corrupt files? Is this just a lack of quality control on their end?
This has happened quite a few times and it is always the bluetooth files that are corrupt, seems to happen after Windows Updates.....
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Anonymous
2024-08-03T01:36:05+00:00