After it was revealed that a recent software update caused certain apps to crash, Microsoft is encouraging Windows 11 users to uninstall it.

Windows 11 update ‘KB5012643’ causes apps using specific.NET 3.5 framework components to become unstable, according to a support page. Many programs rely on the.NET Framework, which is a free, open-source framework for developing and running applications on Windows.

What Microsoft Has To Say
“After installing this upgrade, some.NET Framework 3.5 apps can have difficulties or fail to open,” the software giant noted in a support article posted on April 25, 2022. Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) and Windows Workflow Foundation (WWF) components are used by affected programs in the.NET Framework 3.5.”

“You Can Uninstall This Update To Resolve This Issue.
To do so, go to the Start menu and type:

Windows Update Settings, then select it.
Select View Update History
Then Uninstall Update from the Windows Update settings window
Select KB5012643 from the list
Then select Uninstall” it explained.
“You can also prevent this issue by re-enabling.NET Framework 3.5 and the Windows Communication Foundation in Windows Features, if you can’t...read..https://alabiansolutions.com/blog/microsoft-advises-users-to-uninstall-the-windows-11-update-that-is-causing-apps-crashes/

Hello, if after installing the next Windows 11 update, the system on your computer or laptop does not work properly, there may be problems in this update and it may make sense to remove it. The main way to uninstall updates is by using the Settings interface in Windows 11 and then going to the list of installed updates in Control Panel. However, there is a special step-by-step instruction with which you can uninstall windows 11 update yourself. After that, you won't have any problems.