Novi Update, novi "UPS!"
Citiraj:
Monthly Windows updates routinely break OS features that many people rely on for their daily computing tasks. Yet, Redmond seems unfazed about occasionally making life harder for users who depend on even the most obscure, niche system functionalities. This latest debacle serves as yet another example.
Microsoft recently acknowledged that Windows updates released in August or later could make playing DRM-protected media a frustrating experience. The issue began with the non-security patches of the August Windows 11 update (KB5064081) and is expected to affect "some" unnamed applications used to play Blu-ray, DVD discs, or digital TV.
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