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       However a preview version
       By: Aklima Khatun Date: August 30, 2023, 4:19 am
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       The company has also been tapping AI “to better predict which
       items customers in various parts of the country will want and
       when they will want them,” Herrington says. “This helps to
       ensure that we have the right inventory, in the right places, at
       the right time." Microsoft Blames Third-Party Apps for Breaking
       Windows 11 Start Menu Microsoft's solution? Uninstall them.
       Matthew Humphries By Matthew Humphries July 31, 2023 Windows 11
       Start menu The next planned Windows 11 update breaks.
       The Start menu if certain third-party apps are installed, and
       it's not a problem Microsoft intends to fix. As XDA Developers
       reports, Microsoft is preparing to release an update for USA
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       Windows 11 version 22H2.
       (KB5028254) of the update is breaking the Start menu for some
       users who can't open it anymore after the preview installs.
       Microsoft identified the cause of the problemt to be third-party
       user interface modification apps, such as the popular
       ExplorerPatcher, which "aims to enhance.
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       The working environment on Windows." Rather than work on a
       solution to the problem, Microsoft's "fix" is suggesting users
       uninstall these third-party apps before installing the update.
       If the Start menu on your version of Windows 11 has already been
       affected by this problem, Microsoft suggests contacting the
       developer of your chosen app for help. With no fix planned, it
       means anyone running a Start menu customization app for Windows
       11 could end up with a broken operating system when the 22H2
       update officially gets released. With that in mind, users either
       need to uninstall these apps, or hope their developers.
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