Are you using Windows 11, and in recent days, have you had difficulty accessing Wi-Fi networks at work? She’s not the only one. After the latest update to the operating system, many users started complaining about similar problems.
Microsoft has confirmed there is a problemWhich appears after installing update KB5032288 which It affects those who use corporate or educational networks, as well as public Wi-Fi access points.
Given what happened, many institutions and educational organizations have asked those who log this issue to roll back the updates. Microsoft recommended users submit more details about what happened through the Feedback Center.
It seems that the solution has already been foundlike Microsoft details In the documentation related to the update. But if you still encounter errors, Or any other Windows 11 issue that you think is important to share with technology You can try the feedback center To report problems. See how in the gallery below
Click the images to learn how to use the Feedback Center to report issues to Microsoft
Follow the following steps:
1- Start downloading the application From the comments centerAvailable through the Microsoft Store.
2 – Access the application and sign in with your Microsoft account. Select the “Report a problem” option. Alternatively, you can press the Windows and F keys.
3- Complete the displayed sections, then click “Next”.
4 – Select the “Problem” option and select the corresponding categories. Select “Next” to continue. In the next section, you can check if there are comments similar to yours. Otherwise, go to the next step.
5 – From here you can add additional details and even include attachments, such as screenshots and files. You can also choose the “Reproduce my issue” option, which allows you to record what happens.
6 – When finished, select the “I agree to send the diagnostic and attached files to Microsoft with my feedback” option and click “Submit.”
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