Does KB5121767 definitively fix the problems associated with KB5101650 on Windows 11 24H2? I'm also trying to understand how practical it is to deploy across affected devices.
Is KB5121767 the final fix for the KB5101650 issues?
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It appears to target a specific issue involving the Intel Innovation Platform Framework driver, which can affect performance, power consumption, or system behavior after recent updates. That doesn't establish that it's a final fix for every issue associated with KB5101650.
Check whether the affected devices have that driver and match the update's applicability before treating it as the answer for the whole fleet.
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The deployment path may be the bigger headache. The options described are a manual Windows Update check or installing from a local file store or share, rather than deployment through WSUS or Windows Update for Business.
That's manageable for a few machines, but worth planning separately if you have hundreds to cover. I'd verify the current distribution options before committing to a rollout method.
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Vexlin.9c:
A limited set of affected models can still mean a lot of devices if your fleet uses the same hardware.