Windows Hello Face broken post-CU in 26200 — provisioning ghost? Before last week’s cumulative update, Windows Hello Face worked flawlessly on my 26200 system. Since the CU, it’s broken — and I’ve traced the failure to a provisioning ghost: Hello.Face.20134~~~~0.0.1.0 is marked as Installed, but DISM shows 0-byte footprint — no binaries, no payload. Hello.Face.Migration capability is entirely absent — not even listed as NotPresent. Shell still invokes Hello Face on wake (e.g., “move closer to the camera”), but IR sensor doesn’t activate, and Win32_BiometricDevice class is missing. Device Manager shows no biometric device, and WMI confirms the class isn’t registered. This is a false-positive provisioning state — shell logic is present, but the backend is missing. ISO/FOD audit confirms no viable source for the full Hello.Face stack in 26200. This was working perfectly before the CU. Now it’s a stub install with no functional support. Seeking confirmation from @Enthousiast or @abbodi1406 — is this a known regression or intentional deprecation?
Look how many instances u have running, got bug with taskmanager hungs in backgrund and old instances being not closed at close X(only manual kill works) Can open/close taskmgr 100 times and i will have 100 processes hung , checked again and they not closing with delay when i still open/close Every new instance eat up more ram, so i think it will crash on low RAM scenario setups.