Microsoft says Windows 11’s bugs are all “resolved”: At least the ones it knows about — and new bugs are impossible to avoid
Microsoft claims that all known bugs in Windows 11 version 25H2 have been fully resolved, according to official documentation. The company states that the operating system is currently bug-free with all flagged issues addressed.
The announcement comes after several months of troublesome updates that affected Windows 11 users. Recent patches had introduced significant problems, including bugs that prevented systems from shutting down completely and issues that blocked Remote Desktop sign-in functionality. These incidents highlighted stability concerns across the platform.
While Microsoft’s resolution of known issues is a positive development, the headline’s qualifier—“at least the ones it knows about”—reflects the reality that new bugs are inherently difficult to avoid in complex software systems. The company’s claim of zero known bugs represents the current state of documented issues rather than a guarantee against future problems or edge cases that may only surface under specific user conditions.