News on April 8th, if you are using some third-party software that can modify the system UI interface and functions, you must not upgrade to the official version of Windows 11 24H2 RTM, because they are all quietly blocked.
According to feedback from many netizens, under the Windows 11 24H2 RTM version, StartAllBack and ExplorerPatcher, tools that modify the system's start menu, taskbar, and explorer, have failed to start normally, which will prompt that there are security or performance risks.
After much triing, someone found a "workaround":
Uninstall the software, upgrade the system to the latest version, re-download the software, rename the executable file, and not contain the words StartAllBack and ExplorerPatcher, and you can successfully install and use it.
This is also confirmed by the developers of StartAllBack and are looking for a better solution.
Obviously, these software have been blacklisted by Microsoft, and they are currently identified by file names, and more advanced blocking methods may be added in the future.
If you can't do it yourself, you won't let others customize it, it's domineering enough!
[Source: Fast Technology]