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Microsoft has addressed a bug in the Windows 11 Task Manager that prevented users from quitting the application after installing the KB5067036 update. This issue, reported widely by users, caused performance problems such as stuttering and CPU hangs due to multiple Task Manager processes running in the background. The bug was acknowledged and fixed following user complaints.
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