From PC World: The list of problems caused by the Windows 11 24H2 update just keeps getting longer and longer. Not only is it causing blue screen crashes and making mouse cursors disappear, but the update also leaves behind a massive cache of undeletable files in its wake.
And now, according to Windows Report, the annual 2024 update to Windows 11 is interrupting internet connections.
One affected user wrote the following in a Microsoft forum post:
“After updating to the new [Windows 11 24H2], some computers experienced network problems with both cable and Wi-Fi. They connect but do not get network access and get an IP address starting with 169… resulting in no internet or network connection. I have updated the drivers and firmware and reset the network settings. The MAC addresses of the devices have not changed. Does anyone know what could be causing this?”
Several other users promptly replied that they were experiencing the same. Updating drivers/firmware and resetting network settings both failed to resolve the problems. These internet connection issues occur on both private computers and on Windows 11 PCs connected to servers.
In addition, some users report that their Windows 11 systems were still able to connect to the internet without issue after the first restart following the installation of 24H2, but started experiencing internet connectivity issues after the next restart.
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