Microsoft confirms new issues with Windows 11 version 23H2

Microsoft recently released the latest feature update "Version 11H1" for Windows 23, but the update is plagued by a number of issues, including Copilot bugs and broken Narrator on multi-monitor setups. Microsoft says it is aware of the issues and is pausing updates on supported PCs while the fix is ​​in progress.

Windows 11 23H2 started rolling out last month, and more users are joining the ranks after it started rolling out via the media creation tool. This update brings many new features to users. There's a new AI assistant called Copilot, File Explorer has been improved, and more.

However, not everything seems to be going well with the update. We first reported that some users were unable to install the update. Now it seems that more problems are emerging. According to Microsoft's Windows 11 Known Issues page, users may experience unexpected behavior.

PCs with multi-monitor setups are experiencing issues with icons moving between monitors when using Copilot.

The issue also appears to affect the alignment of icons on the desktop. This only happens when trying to use Copilot. Fortunately, Microsoft appears to have paused the 23H2 rollout for affected devices. Users are also advised not to manually update to Windows 11 23H2.

This issue also seems to exist on Windows 10 22H2 and it occurs due to using Copilot. This suggests that the issue may not be due to Windows, but to Copilot.

This isn’t surprising, as users have complained about issues with Microsoft’s latest Assistant since its release.

Copilot’s new location

Speaking of Copilot, Microsoft has made some changes starting with Windows 11 Preview Build 23595. Insiders installing builds may notice that Copilot has been moved to the right side of the taskbar.

This change turns off the Show Desktop option on the taskbar, but luckily it can be enabled again in Settings.

Narrator may be broken on Windows 11 23H2

Another issue has been posted again on Microsoft's Windows 11 Known Issues page, warning users that Narrator is broken. The issue is again specific to the 23H2 update and only occurs on devices that install it via ISO or Media Creation Tool.

Microsoft has asked users to only update to the latest version of their operating system via Windows Update and wait before force-installing via media.

So far, there seems to be no solution to this problem. We will update this article when Microsoft releases a fix.

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