Microsoft has released a series of updates to address a range of issues with Windows 10, 11, and Server, including the recent .NET issue.

The first update is Windows 11’s big yearly update, which comes to PCs with five new features to try first. These include a redesigned Start Menu, improved security, and a smoother user experience.

The second update is a fix for the .NET issue, which was caused by a December security update. The fix was released as an Out-of-Band (OOB) update, which is a special type of update that is released outside of the regular patching cycle.

The third update is an OOB update to fix Windows 10, 11, and Server .NET issues. This update addresses a range of issues including performance, security, and reliability.

Finally, Microsoft has released emergency updates to fix XPS display issues. These updates are designed to address a range of issues related to the XPS display, including color accuracy and brightness.

Overall, these updates are designed to improve the Windows experience for users and make sure their systems are secure and reliable.