There’s no indication that Windows 10’s versions of any of these apps have been affected.įor everything but the Snipping Tool and the S mode Settings app, an update to fix the problems is already available-it’s the same 22000.282 build that addressed some of Windows 11’s AMD Ryzen performance issues. In a post on Microsoft’s Known Issues page for Windows 11, the company says that an expired digital certificate is rendering some users “unable to open or use certain built-in Windows apps or parts of some built-in apps.”Īffected apps include the Snipping Tool, the Accounts page of the Settings app (but only when running Windows in S mode), the Touch Keyboard, Voice Typing, the Emoji picker, the Input Method Editor, and the Tips app. If you’ve been noticing strange issues with some of Windows 11’s built-in apps and tools since the calendar rolled over to November, you’re not alone.
Enlarge / The new Snipping Tool updates its predecessor’s Windows 7-era UI while integrating the features of Windows 10’s duplicative Snip & Sketch tool.
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