Win11 22H2 again exposed to new bugs: IME editor will cause the relevant application to freeze

Recently, Microsoft updated the official Win11 health document, marking the new bugs currently found in Win11 22H2.

From the documentation, it appears that currently in Win11 22H2, when users change the IME (Input Method Editor) input mode, it may cause the application to freeze unexpectedly.

It is reported that the bug does not affect users using the initial version of Win10 or Win11, and users will not encounter the problem if they only use English or other languages with Latin or Cyrillic alphabets.

However, for users of East Asian languages such as Chinese, the number of characters is higher, so it is inevitable that they will have to use IME to process and interpret language characters that are difficult to represent on a standard QWERTY keyboard, and are also more likely to be affected by the bug.

If users encounter the bug in use, they can temporarily alleviate the problem by installing the newly released KB5020044 update patch.

In addition, users can also choose to modify the input mode via the IME icon in the taskbar, which will not trigger the bug.