KB5124012: Overview with user sentiment and feedback
Last Updated October 12, 2026
Probability of successful installation and continued operation of the machine
Overview
KB5124012 is a September 8, 2026 cumulative security update for Windows 11 version 26H1 (OS Build 28000.2954). It includes security fixes, quality improvements, and non-security updates from the prior month's preview release. This update applies to all editions of Windows 11 version 26H1 and includes servicing stack update KB5125104.
General Purpose
- Security updates addressing multiple vulnerabilities
- Secure Boot certificate deployment expansion for eligible devices
- Fixed Teams and Outlook crashes on Arm64-based PCs
- Morocco Standard Time adjustment for permanent UTC+00:00 transition (effective Sept 20, 2026)
- Remote Desktop audio redirection fixes for certain configurations
- OMA-DM client logging improvements with certificate chain information
General Sentiment
This update addresses critical functionality issues and security vulnerabilities, but carries significant known issues that warrant caution. Multiple post-release problems have been documented affecting domain trust, audio devices, Remote Desktop Services, and virtual machine file sharing, though some have been partially resolved by subsequent out-of-band updates.
Known Issues
- Devices may experience black screen or desktop loading issues after sign-in (especially on Azure Virtual Desktop with FSLogix)
- Domain-joined Credential Guard-protected machines may lose secure channel with Active Directory (resolved by KB5124010)
- USB Audio Class 1.0 devices may fail to start or produce no sound (partially resolved by KB5129194)
- Host folder shares unavailable in Hyper-V Linux VMs using Plan9 (resolved by KB5129194)
- Remote Desktop Services may become unstable or unresponsive (resolved by KB5129194)
- File History backup creation/updates may fail (resolved by KB5124006)
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