Everyone must still remember the latest Windows 11 Insider Preview build. We just covered it, and yes, we're talking about KB5012643.
We are all familiar with all the benefits that come with this software and are happy to know that there is only one known minor issue.
But, little did we know that the update also introduced a new bug for Windows 11 systems that causes the screen to flicker when users enter Safe Mode.
Microsoft certainly has no such plans at the moment, but it couldn't have foreseen it, which reflects that some of the products we received came from the technology company Giant quality.
Let's say this isn't a machine-blowing issue, but users did get quite frustrated when they noticed something else that came with build 22000.652.
That being said, now that this has become public information, the Redmond-based tech company will have to start working on a solution.
Now, don’t think this is the end of the world, as some of the more tech-savvy users have already provided solutions to this problem.
Apparently, if you were to use 5 or F5 instead of 4 or F4, the problem seemed to go away and everything stayed as it was.
Until the issue is resolved, we recommend that you do not install this latest version if you must use Safe Mode for daily business.
But if not installing it isn't an option, we can show you how to get the update on your device in seconds.
Getting the latest software updates from Microsoft is easier than actually saying software updates are available. There is a direct download link on the Microsoft catalog.
Also, you can install it the old-fashioned way which we are going to show you now:
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