Microsoft agent warning

The character ID is not valid. Verify that the ID has been defined and is spelled correctly. No animation exists for this state. Verify that an animation has been assigned to this state.

The character is already loaded. Check for previous Load method calls. The Voice Commands Window cannot be displayed because speech input support has not been completely defined for this character. Verify that speech input is enabled and that there is a speech recognition engine and voice commands defined for the character. The Get method was specified with an invalid Type parameter. Verify that the type you specified is supported and spelled correctly. The specified speech engine could not be found, the speech engine does not match the specified language for the character, or speech audio output is currently disabled.

The specified speech engine could not be found, The speech engine does not match the specified language for the character, or speech input is currently disabled. The specified operation failed because spoken audio output for all characters has been disabled in the Advanced Character Options. The default character and other characters cannot be loaded at the same time by a single control.

The Request object was not found. The Request object no longer exists in the character's animation queue. The Stop method was used incorrectly. A character cannot use the Stop method to interrupt another character. Windows users around the world need to be on high alert today because Microsoft has confirmed serious new vulnerabilities in Windows 10, Windows 11 and more.

All versions of Windows are affected, including Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 10 and Windows 11 as well as Windows Server and To buy Windows users time, Microsoft is currently restricting information about the 97 new exploits but it has disclosed where its platforms are newly vulnerable.

The good news is Microsoft says it is unaware of any of these zero-day hacks being actively exploited by hackers at this stage. So the warning to Windows users could not be clearer. Starved for content? New Japanese TV offers 'lickable' screen. Your next flight could be delayed thanks to 5G network. Sensor tech helps shippers locate their cargo. How your device could be at risk of 'one of the most serious' cyber security threats.

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Microsoft MSFT warned that hackers that exploit the vulnerability could install programs, view and delete data or even create new user accounts with full user rights.