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Seems this has been a problem for a while as referenced here.

Not there for me. I have 4 devices but logged on via Edge it only says I have 2. But settings -> accounts -> linked devices says 4 and lists them

If I go through settings -> accounts -> linked devices it shows all 4. If I go to Edge and logon to my MS account, it only shows 2. May be just a temporary glitch.

Yes - 2 of mine are missing all of a sudden.

I have Microsoft 365 too, and Excel shows the same discrepancy in version information.

And if you want to install this update, check the box in Windows Update that says "Get the latest updates ..."

Mine not affected either as it's only USB connected, not networked.

My main PC acquired the 2023 upgrade automatically - it hasn't been clean-installed since W10 days. It thus shows this Microsoft Corporation UEFI CA 2011 Microsoft Windows Production PCA 2011 Windows UEFI CA 2023 Microsoft UEFI CA 2023 My other 3 W11 24H2 PCs did not have the 2023...

Since I bought the Dell, I've clean-installed it with 24H2 using a Rufus-generated install media. I suspect the problem may have something to do with this issue. Rufus complaining about security of UUP dump bootloader

It's a Dell Inspiron 15 3530 model purchased new from Dell in July 2024. Firmware is up to date (it comes via Windows Update) and is level 1.18.0.

My main system is older than 2023 and is fully patched and has the 2023 certificates. My other two desktop systems are older than this (one 8th generation intel) and all are fully patched but don't have these. The Dell laptop is a new July 2024 purchase, and also missing the 2023 certificates...

My main dektop PC shows this - But the other 3 PCs, including a new Dell laptop purchased less than a year ago, show this The only difference is the main laptop has not been clean-installed since W10 days, but the other three have all been clean-uinstalled to 24H2 in the last year. I...

There's 4 systems in our household - mine and the wife's desktops are both Intel 10th generation based sysrtems, so fully W11-compliant (and configured as such). Other 2 are an older 8th generation desktop and a 14th generation Dell laptop. All are running Windows Home 24H2. The only failure...

On her PC there's an "admin" user so I tried that, and it still fails. So logged back on to her account and tried once more, and it worked! Her PC is a 24H2 clean-install but it has 85,000+ directories. Laptop worked first time. PCs are Windows home so secpol.msc does not work.

I haven't no, The script worked on my desktop which has arrived at 24H2 from a W10 base. The wife's PC howver was clean-installed with 24H2 about 9 months ago. Going to try on my Dell laptop which is also a 24H2 clean install.