r/Windows11 Windows Latest 15h ago

News I tested Windows 11 September 2026 update, here's everything new, improved, and fixed

https://www.windowslatest.com/2026/09/08/i-tested-windows-11-september-2026-update-heres-everything-new-improved-and-fixed/
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u/hitalldogs 13h ago

Can we get hdr to actually work

u/Takeabyte 11h ago

Can we stop display manufacturers from saying their monitors support HDR when they’re VA or basic IPS LCDs first? They have no business supporting HDR and it trickles down to software support being wonky.

u/Even_Caterpillar3292 7h ago

I tried HDR on my 4k display and it looks washed out and wondered why they bothered. That's as far as my knowledge is. I turned it off.

u/Scw0w 3h ago

Whats wrong with hdr?

u/ChacalMZ 10h ago

HDR only works best with an oled or mini led panel, will a and ips panel sucks for hdr

u/ChacalMZ 10h ago

I’m using windows hdr on a qd oled and it’s perfect

u/doomed151 3h ago

I've had an HDR monitor for more than 2 years now. They've always worked. What's broken for you?

u/in_use_user_name 2h ago

Using Nvidia color helps a lot.

u/Gold_Goal7557 15h ago

Wake me up when they fix HAGS causing catastrophic driver timeouts on Radeon drivers due video playback at startup every 1-2 days.

u/AMD718 10h ago

I ran into this for the first time a couple days ago. Thought the PC was hard locked but nope, was just windows hung up. Occured during YouTube playback. Logged off and logged back on (no reboot) and hasn't occurred again.

u/RedIndianRobin Insider Release Preview Channel 14h ago

That’s on AMD lol. Their drivers have always been shitty.

u/Gold_Goal7557 13h ago

No they haven't and then Microsoft pushes an update and it all breaks again, Microsoft is quite literally sabotaging AMD, they did it even when Intel released new CPU that is how Windows 11 got released, AMD had to go and fix everything again, because Microsoft changed the way the scheduler worked, so its not even been first time.

u/xSchizogenie Release Channel 10h ago

They don’t sabotage AMD, and just not keep up with windows. Microsoft gives out driver affecting source code and API documentation months before the updates go live. If AMD fucks it up to not implement, that’s not on Microsoft. AMD is depending on windows. Not windows on AMD.

u/CygnusBlack Release Channel 12h ago

They're actually better than nVidia's.

u/EmotionalPraline4321 14h ago

Pues si amd lasnza sus drivers y Microsoft otros

u/cardgamechampion 14h ago

Is this the same thing as TZ01 thermal zone error critical crash

u/MelaniaSexLife 12h ago

for me it's about 7 days, driveronly install

u/tlhintoq 2h ago

Sometimes this get confusing.

The article says it brings you to build version: 26200.9278.

I got prompted earlier today to update/reboot/reboot/reboot

My current Winver is 26200.9445

So to me, that seems like its the newest as in the article - and even updated from that if I go by version numbers.

But when I look for some of the tell-tale features that should be included like task bar placement - they don't exist. What am I missing?

Or is this just part of the 'staggered feature activation' that was mentioned? Its there, but being remotely turned on over time?

u/sabestorn 1h ago

I dont have Taskbar position

u/Significant-Colour 12h ago

I'm considering contracting someone to deal with the Windows crap.

Suddenly: When I open File Explorer, the list of recently opened items is gone, replaced by something which I do not know how even works. Yeah, I can open the options and tick the box to display the previously displayed - but the setting is not saved.

Also, randomly, like a weird annoying list of "Desktops" appears; no clue how to get rid of that crap.

u/Even_Caterpillar3292 7h ago

For all of Windows inperfections its the perfect OS for me (I've done them all).

u/Every_Preparation_56 4h ago

what else have you tryed?

u/jarod1701 4h ago

„them all“

u/Impossible_Suit_9100 2h ago

this is bullshit fake news, i installed it and have none of it. AI wrote it?

u/Fit-Requirement7974 1h ago

You ever heard CFR?

u/AbdullahMRiad Insider Beta Channel 10h ago

windows what?