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The Windows 11 24H2 KB5055523 update unexpectedly creates an empty C:\inetpub folder on systems without Internet Information Services installed, likely due to a bug that triggers IIS‑related components, and although harmless and removable, Microsoft has not yet commented on the cause.
Microsoft is testing a new Windows 11 Start menu in build 22635.4805 that removes the recommendation section, flattens hierarchy, and presents all apps alphabetically, while also offering alternative sorting modes such as category grids, though some elements like Phone Link remain and the changes may appear at Build 2025.
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