The latest out-of-band update resolves a few problems in Windows 11, including one that cut off the sound for certain USB audio devices.

In another repeat, a recent update for Windows 11 accidentally introduced a trio of software issues, including sound on USB Audio 1.0 devices and a way to run Linux on Windows.

The vulnerability was found in the software's updater service, which runs with extensive operating system access.

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