After a year, Microsoft solves a Windows 11 problem that made you believe that the PC was hacked
Windows 11 users have been experiencing an issue that, for over a year, has caused a lot of confusion and, in some cases, even fear for having been hacked with some kind of virus.
This all revolved around File Explorer, a key tool that suddenly decided to open without warning. The good news is that Microsoft, after more than a year, has finally fixed this problem.
Specific, The problem has been circulating online for exactly 15 months. Imagine being focused on something on your computer and suddenly File Explorer decides to stop showing up just because. This random incident reportedly occurred approximately every hour in some situations.
Logically, this was not only annoying, since it has also been worrying some users a lot due to the fear that their computer had some type of malware.
The worst thing is that it has been generating doubts that the computer was ‘hacked’
In a time where security and cyber attacks are an almost daily concern, with new threats constantly, This misunderstanding could have led some users to perform deep scans, formats, or even take extreme measures to ensure their PC was not compromised..
The solution has finally arrived with the latest Windows 11 update, with a patch named KB5033375, released in December. Microsoft, in its statement about the update, explicitly mentions that the issue of File Explorer appearing unexpectedly has been resolved.
Although it is a relief for many, It certainly took a long time to solve this problem.which raises many doubts and bad comments about the technology giant’s efficiency in solving problems that affect the user experience, especially when it comes to Windows 11, its latest operating system.
