Microsoft's latest Windows 11 update was expected to improve the consistency of its dark mode, but instead, it introduced a bizarre bug that flashes a bright white screen every time File Explorer is opened.
In a move that has left users and developers alike scratching their heads, Microsoft shipped the KB5070311 update with a known issue that causes File Explorer to briefly display a blank white screen before loading files and folders. The problem is most noticeable in dark mode, where the sudden flash can be jarring.
According to Microsoft's own documentation, the company acknowledges the issue and assures users that it is working on a fix for the problem. However, this raises questions about how such a glaring bug could have been missed during testing.
The inconsistency of Windows 11's dark mode has been a topic of discussion in recent months, with some features being updated to include dark mode while others are still stuck in their light-colored default. The addition of dark mode to File Explorer was expected to be a step forward in improving the overall user experience.
In related news, Microsoft has also announced improvements to progress bars and charts views, as well as confirmation and error dialogs. However, these updates were overshadowed by the unexpected introduction of the white flash bug in File Explorer.
As users continue to grapple with this issue, many are left wondering what other hidden bugs or issues may be lurking beneath the surface of Microsoft's latest update.
In a move that has left users and developers alike scratching their heads, Microsoft shipped the KB5070311 update with a known issue that causes File Explorer to briefly display a blank white screen before loading files and folders. The problem is most noticeable in dark mode, where the sudden flash can be jarring.
According to Microsoft's own documentation, the company acknowledges the issue and assures users that it is working on a fix for the problem. However, this raises questions about how such a glaring bug could have been missed during testing.
The inconsistency of Windows 11's dark mode has been a topic of discussion in recent months, with some features being updated to include dark mode while others are still stuck in their light-colored default. The addition of dark mode to File Explorer was expected to be a step forward in improving the overall user experience.
In related news, Microsoft has also announced improvements to progress bars and charts views, as well as confirmation and error dialogs. However, these updates were overshadowed by the unexpected introduction of the white flash bug in File Explorer.
As users continue to grapple with this issue, many are left wondering what other hidden bugs or issues may be lurking beneath the surface of Microsoft's latest update.