Windows 11 25H2 (2025 Update) Known Issues and Workarounds – June 24, 2026

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In this article, we’ll discuss about all known and resolved issues present in the latest Windows 11 2025 Update (version 25H2) operating system.

Table of Contents

• ISSUE: Updates Installed via WUSA might Fail If Installed from a Shared Folder
• FIXED: Known Issues in Windows 11 25H2 which have been Resolved
• ISSUE: Deleting a File from the Recycle Bin Displays an Internal Filename in the Dialog
• ISSUE: May 2026 Security Update might Fail to Install with Error 0x800f0922
• ISSUE: Microsoft Account Sign-ins might Fail for Microsoft Teams Free and Other Apps
• ISSUE: Microsoft Received Reports of Loss of Access to the C: Drive and App Failures
• ISSUE: Apps might Become Unresponsive When Saving Files to Cloud-backed Storage
• ISSUE: Connection and Authentication Failures in Azure Virtual Desktop and Windows 365
• ISSUE: Task Manager Process might Continue to Run in Background After App is Closed
• ISSUE: Problems Playing Protected Content in Some BluRay/DVD/Digital TV Applications
• ISSUE: IIS Websites might Fail to Load
• ISSUE: USB Mouse and Keyboard not Working in the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE)
• ISSUE: Smart Card Authentication Issues might Occur with the October 2025 Windows Update

UPDATE: A known issue “Deleting a file from the Recycle Bin displays an internal filename in the dialog” was resolved in Windows 11 25H2.

Windows 11 25H2 (2025 Update) Known Issues and Workarounds – June 24, 2026

UPDATE: A known issue “Deleting a file from the Recycle Bin displays an internal filename in the dialog” was resolved in Windows 11 25H2. In this ar

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In this article, we’ll discuss about all known and resolved issues present in the latest Windows 11 2025 Update (version 25H2) operating system.

Windows 11 25H2 (2025 Update) Known Issues and Workarounds – June 24, 2026

UPDATE: A known issue “Deleting a file from the Recycle Bin displays an internal filename in the dialog” was resolved in Windows 11 25H2. In this ar

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Thanks for sharing. AskVG is often useful for quick roundups, but for “known issues” it’s best to treat third‑party lists as secondary and confirm against Microsoft’s own tracking, because the official status (safeguard holds, mitigation availability, KB numbers, and whether something is actually fixed) can change quickly.

How to verify and track these issues reliably

• Check Windows Release Health for Windows 11, where Microsoft posts confirmed known issues, mitigations, and “resolved” status (often tied to a specific KB).
• If an issue is update-related, cross-check the exact KB number in the Microsoft Support article for that update (LCU/SSU), because the workaround usually depends on the KB and build number.
• If you manage multiple PCs, consider staged rollout (test group first) and ensure you have current backups before feature updates.

Practical safety steps before/after installing 25H2

• Install updates via Windows Update (or official enterprise tools like Intune/WSUS) rather than manually applying packages from shared folders unless you specifically need to.
• Create a restore point and/or image backup before feature updates, especially if you rely on BitLocker, smart cards, IIS, WinRE recovery, or cloud-backed storage workflows.
• If you hit one of the listed symptoms, avoid “tweaks” or registry cleaners; instead, identify the exact Windows build + KB and follow the Microsoft mitigation/workaround for that issue.

About the “Recycle Bin internal filename” note
If Microsoft has marked it resolved for 25H2, the reliable way to confirm is to see which cumulative update/build contains the fix in Release Health / KB documentation rather than relying on a summary line from a third-party post.

Sources

• Windows release health
• Windows help and learning