New Update Windows 11 June 2026 Patch Tuesday (KB5094126)

[Sorrento]

Were you able to complete the reinstall?

I'm not sure what really happened, I had just done a full reinstall of pro & had just about sorted it & on reboot all 6 drives were locked, as I have 2 SSD's but they are partitioned, the worrying thing then was I was not able to add my codes anyhow I tried and C:\ could not be unlocked whatever I did so I imaged back to a few days earlier then was able to unlock C:\ then had to format the other drives & recopy all data to them from external drive - This meant I was back to the old install that worked though & a few days later I reinstalled again & all went well.

It did seem the system had a total nervous breakdown as there was no way I could unlock the drives even with the codes. I used earlier codes for C:\ from my MS account after I'd imaged back for the OS drive & was able to unlock C:\ - The most fortunate thing was, all my data was on external drives maybe 2.5TB & I had imaging, all was well in the end but was a concern at the time, I have never used bit-locker myself though so the OS did it - Lesson, for me for future, keep locker codes on a USB stick always, ideally more than one & never keep an external drive plugged in when doing stuff I was fortunate that I hadn't but have more than one external anyway, if i had one & it was plugged in it too would have been locked!

Needless to say it was a difficult day!

 

[Brownie2019]

Microsoft has confirmed a new bug introduced by its June 2026 Patch Tuesday security update that causes Windows to display internal Recycle Bin filenames instead of the original user-facing filenames in file-deletion confirmation dialogs.

After installing the Windows security update released on June 9, 2026 (KB5094125), users attempting to permanently delete a single item from the Recycle Bin are greeted with a confirmation dialog showing the file’s internal system name, such as $Rxxxxx.ext, instead of the original filename.

The issue is purely cosmetic in scope the Recycle Bin’s file listing and the restore functionality both continue to correctly display and recover the original filename without any data loss.

Microsoft officially confirmed the bug on June 18, 2026, with the issue tracked against OS Build 26100.32995 under KB5094125. The Known Issue entry was last updated on June 18, 2026, at 19:27 PT.

Affected Platforms
The bug impacts a broad range of Windows client and server versions, including:

Windows 11: versions 26H1, 25H2, 24H2, and 23H2
Windows 10: version 22H2, Enterprise LTSC 2021, Enterprise LTSC 2019, and Enterprise LTSB 2016
Windows Server: 2025, 2022, 2019, 2016, 2012 R2, and 2012
The wide platform spread means the issue affects both consumer and enterprise environments, including long-term servicing channel (LTSC/LTSB) deployments often used in critical infrastructure and regulated industries.

While the bug does not result in data loss, corruption, or any security vulnerability, the exposure of internal Recycle Bin naming conventions ($R prefix format) can cause user confusion, particularly in enterprise environments where help desk staff or end users may be uncertain whether a critical file is being targeted for deletion.

In managed environments, this could also interfere with automated deletion workflows or scripts that parse dialog output.

Microsoft has acknowledged that a workaround is available for enterprise-affected devices, but organizations must contact Microsoft Support for Business directly to obtain and apply it no self-service fix has been publicly released.

The company has stated it is working to ship a permanent resolution in a future Windows update but has not provided a specific timeline.

System administrators are advised to monitor the Windows Release Health dashboard for updates and notify end users of the cosmetic discrepancy to avoid confusion during routine file management.

Microsoft June 2026 Update Bug Exposes Recycle Bin Filenames in Deletion Dialog

Microsoft has confirmed a new bug introduced by its June 2026 Patch Tuesday security update that causes Windows to display internal Recycle Bin filenames instead of the original user-facing filenames in file-deletion confirmation dialogs. After installing the Windows security update released on...

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