Microsoft has lifted a compatibility safeguard that previously blocked Windows 11 24H2 upgrades on certain devices due to Dirac audio software issues. The update now includes a new driver version addressing the Bluetooth and audio device malfunctions caused by the cridspapo.dll component. #DiracAudio #WindowsUpdate
Keypoints
- Microsoft temporarily blocked Windows 11 24H2 updates for devices with Dirac audio software due to a bug.
- The issue caused Bluetooth headsets and speakers to malfunction and disrupted audio device detection.
- A new driver version has been released via Windows Update, resolving the compatibility issues.
- The safeguard hold was officially removed on September 11, 2025, allowing eligible devices to upgrade.
- Other audio-related upgrade blocks remain for devices with incompatible drivers like Intel SST and SenseShield.