The build, while it brought attention to a nice update for Microsoft accounts in the Start menu and addressed Notepad issues, also bears a problem, especially for those working with large files. As noted from its release note, transferring large files that contain multiple GBs will take longer on desktops with Windows 11, version 22H2, especially through SMB. Redmond officials, however, also provided a workaround for you to mitigate the issue, while working closely to patch it in an upcoming release.
Problems in copying large files in KB5023778: Not the first time
With that said, this wasn’t the first time a Windows 11 build bears a significant low at copying and pasting documents over SMB. As we reported back in October 2022 when KB5018496 cumulative update arrived, the same problem also reportedly appeared. At that time, Microsoft tested the right-click option on the taskbar to view Task Manager directly without pressing Ctrl + Alt + Del, dozens of visual and technical improvements too. What do you think about this bug? Have you ever encountered this after updating to KB5023778? Let us know in the comments
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