Bleepingcomputer Microsoft Resolves Windows Task Manager Bug After KB5067036 Update
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Microsoft has addressed a bug in Windows 11 that prevented users from quitting the Task Manager after installing the optional KB5067036 update released in October 2025. This issue led to multiple instances of the Task Manager running in the background, causing performance problems such as stuttering and CPU hangs for affected users.
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