24H2 Windows 11 update creates a large, non-deletable cache file, linked to a new feature, causing storage disruption; Microsoft acknowledges and plans to fix, no timeline.

The Windows 11 24H2 update has introduced a persistent 8.63GB cache file that users cannot delete, disrupting storage management. This issue is linked to a new "checkpoint update" feature aimed at reducing update sizes. Many users have reported the problem, and while Microsoft has acknowledged it and plans to release a fix, no timeline has been provided. Users are cautioned against manual deletion to avoid potential system issues.