Even Microsoft thinks you should uninstall the latest Windows 11 update

One user on Feedback Hub claimed that even Microsoft Teams refused to launch after installing the update, displaying an error message that reads “process exited with code 3221225781 (0xc0000135)”.Is anybody running into an error after KB5013628 / KB5013943 - The application was unable to start correctly (0xc0000135)unable to start any .NET 4.8 programs - bing/visual studio etc.#Windows11May 11, 2022Microsoft doesn't have an official fix, though it appears that uninstalling the update does solve the issues for those impacted and while it hasn't directly informed users to do so, it did provide detailed instructions on how to roll back to a previous version of the OS for those facing issues. Hopefully this will fix the problem, however, you may find that other problems the KB5012643 update did fix have now returned.Hopefully, Microsoft will release a new KB5012643 update that fixes those issues without introducing extra problems.Consistently releasing system updates that cause problems is humiliating enough given its history with releasing increasingly broken Windows 10 updates, but a recommendation to simply uninstall the update is frustrating for Windows 11 users who want to retain some faith in Microsoft.I have no doubts that this won't impact Microsoft's overall reputation too much, but the May 2022 Patch update (which the bug snuck its way into) was intended to fix security vulnerabilities and bugs.