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Microsoft admits a Windows 11 bug is eating up to 500GB of storage, verify if you are affected

Microsoft has acknowledged a Windows 11 bug that can consume up to 500GB of storage space.

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The brief

A default Windows 11 feature is causing a significant disk space bug, with some users losing up to 500GB of storage. According to Windows Report, update KB5095093 has been released to fix the issue.

Coverage from Neowin and Windows Latest emphasizes that Microsoft has admitted the flaw and encourages users to verify if they are affected. Other reports from gbhackers.com and cyberpress.org highlight separate stability issues for Enterprise devices, including black screens after updates and crashes affecting Explorer and XAML apps.

Future attention will likely center on the deployment of KB5095093 to resolve the storage loss and the status of fixes for Enterprise-specific crashes and boot failures.

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Quick answers

How much storage can the Windows 11 bug consume?

The bug can eat up to 500GB of storage.

Which update addresses the disk space issue?

Windows Report identifies KB5095093 as the fix for the massive disk space bug.

Are there other issues affecting Windows 11 Enterprise devices?

Yes, reports indicate Enterprise PCs may experience black screens after updates or crashes involving Explorer and XAML apps via KB5072911.

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