Microsoft has released an unplanned update for Windows 11 in the evening. The non-security update KB5008295 indicates a known issue that may prevent some users from opening or using certain built-in Windows apps, such as the Sniping Tool, Emoji Panel, or Touch Keyboard. This problem is caused by Microsoft’s digital certification, which expires on October 31, 2021. It also fixes a known issue with S mode, which prevents the Start menu and Settings app from opening as expected. You can download the update from Windows Update, Microsoft Update, Windows Update for Business, Windows Server Update Services or Microsoft Update Catalog. To download and install the update, go to Settings ›Update & Security› Windows Update and select Looking for updates And Download and install now Absolutely. More information about this update for Windows 11 can be found below or from Microsoft.
Download -> Download the KB5008295 update for Windows 11
You can download KB5008295 for Windows Server directly from Microsoft:
November 5, 2021 — KB5008295 Out-of-Band-Update for Windows 11
This non-security update includes quality improvements. Major changes include:
- Refers to a known issue that may prevent some users from opening or using certain built-in Windows applications or parts of certain built-in applications. This problem is caused by Microsoft’s digital certification, which expires on October 31, 2021. This problem can affect the following:
- Sniping tool
- Touch Keyboard, Voice Type and Emoji Panel
- Input Mode Editor User Interface (IME UI)
- Getting Started and Tips
- Indicates a known issue preventing the Start menu and Settings application from opening as expected (S-mode only).
More information about KB5008295 for Windows 11 can be found here Microsoft.
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