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The Remote Desktop Protocol—the proprietary mechanism built into Windows for allowing a remote user to log in to and control a machine as if they were directly in front of it—however, will in many cases continue trusting a password even after a user has changed it. Microsoft says the behavior is a design decision to ensure users never get locked out.

Independent security researcher Daniel Wade reported the behavior earlier this month to the Microsoft Security Response Center. In the report, he provided step-by-step instructions for reproducing the behavior. He went on to warn that the design defies nearly universal expectations that once a password has been changed, it can no longer give access to any devices or accounts associated with it.

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In response, Microsoft said the behavior is a “a design decision to ensure that at least one user account always has the ability to log in no matter how long a system has been offline.” As such, Microsoft said the behavior doesn’t meet the definition of a security vulnerability, and company engineers have no plans to change it.

https://www.xda-developers.com/windows-11s-may-update-stopping-some-pcs-from-bootingt/
Microsoft released its patch, KB5058405, on the 13th of May, for Windows 11 22H2 and 23H2. As first reported by Bleeping Computer, Microsoft has confirmed via an update on its release health dashboard that some Windows 11 PCs may fail to boot up after installing the mandatory Windows 11 security patch.

The report mentions that the KB5058405 patch might fail to install on some Windows 11 PCs, and the affected devices may be greeted with the following error 0xc0000098:

    Your PC/Device needs to be repaired

    The operating system couldn't be loaded because a required file is missing or contains errors.

    File: ACPI.sys

    Error code: 0xc0000098