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Hi, thanks for pointing that out.
What you’re seeing isn’t a system error but a small localization issue in the Korean language pack for Windows 11, the phrase “허용 된 항목” should actually be written as “허용된 항목” without the space.
This happens when translations aren’t fully reviewed during updates.
To make sure everything else is correct, check that your Korean language pack is fully installed under Settings then go to Time & Language then Language & Region, then run Windows Update to pull any fixes.
If the typo remains, you can report it through Feedback Hub by pressing Win + F and attaching your screenshot.
Quick question: are you using the standard Windows 11 Pro build or an Insider preview?
That will help me confirm if this is already flagged for correction.
Regards,
Aron