Hyperspin stops working on Windows 11 Home/Pro (version 24H2) after update

[jesfknkrys]

I just upgraded from Windows 10 pro to Windows 11 pro with latest updates with TPM.  Hyperspin seems to be working without any issues. 

 

 

[jcm9800]

Gorgeous Jesfknrys thanks for the Info then i wll Update too and give it a Try

[jcm9800]

Hello Guys i have also updated to the newest Version of Windows 11 Pro with all Updates and can confirm that Hyperspin is working without any Problems 

[Andyman]

I'm so happy HS1 has magically come back to life. I would love to know what Microsoft broke - and then fixed - though. 

[Dime333]

I'm using Win 11 Home. Has anyone tested if that is also working?

[jesfknkrys]

The update which allows Hyperspin to work on WIndows 11 is "2025-05 Cumulative Update Preview for Windows 11 Version 24H2 for x64-based Systems (KB5058499)"

[jesfknkrys]

@Dime333 I have not tried it on Windows 11 Home, but it should be pretty much the same. Give it a try. If it doesn't work ,you can always revert back to your previous built within the 10 days after updating.

[Creezz67]

All working fine here too on Windows 11 Pro - 24H2 Build 26100.4202 (fully updated) 

[millansoft]

23 hours ago, jesfknkrys said:

ave not tried it on Windows 11 Home, but it should be pretty much the same. Give it a tr

Great news, no need of a Launchbox clone for now then. 

[shredder]

 Just checked my Hyperspin, It's working now also, I've been in process of switching to launchbox, but a lot of bureaucracy is still there (the shit i was trying to get away from). However, with a bit of tweaking and some willingness to do without a few features on my part, I think I could come out a little better by the time I have everything set up. Here is where I'm at so far with setting up Launchbox (note, Lb crashed on me in the first few minutes, but was fine afterwards) I'm in process of creating Rlauncher style loading screens and as far as the pause menu goes, I think the content deliver is a bit more efficient so most pause menus are actually not even  required.