Microsoft is now letting more users get Windows 11 24H2 after resolving a compatibility issue causing blue screens of death.
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AdGuard has fixed an issue that led to BSOD caused by a Windows system drive with a new update. The new release also promises dark mode for all websites.
Microsoft acknowledged another issue in Windows 11 version 24H2, which causes blue screens of death when using a certain application.
Microsoft has confirmed it has blocked Windows 11 24H2 on some Asus PCs. The tech giant has also explained why that is.
Western Digital has released a firmware update for some of its SSDs to address the blue screen of death issues on Windows 11 24H2.
Certain WD SSD users are experiencing blue screens of death (BSODs) after updating to Windows 11 24H2. Thankfully, users have managed to figure out a Registry hack that fixes it.
Users should be glad that Windows 11 24H2 did not preview this week as Microsoft has confirmed that the latest KB5043145 update has major issues and is breaking PCs.
Security researchers have discovered a vulnerability in a Windows system driver that can be abused to trigger a blue screen of death (BSOD), even on fully updated Windows 11 and 10 systems.
If you have an older computer with a still-supported Nvidia graphics card, you may encounter a nasty compatibility problem, causing your computer to get stuck in a blue screen of death cycle.
Following the recent buzz surrounding Windows blue screen of death (BSOD), a Microsoft Windows veteran dev has talked in some detail about its origin going back to Windows 95, NT, and 3.1.
CrowdStrike and Microsoft have provided recovery tools, but the process is time-consuming. CrowdStrike is now working on a faster remediation technique that will be released to its customers.
We now have the official fix from CrowdStrike on how to deal with the Falcon Sensor for Windows update error which caused a critical issue that is currently affecting tons of PCs worldwide.
Earlier today, Crowdstrike pushed a buggy Falcon Sensor update leading to BSODs across the world's computers running Windows. Microsoft has pointed to its guidance on how to restore affected systems.
CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz stated in his first TV interview since this morning's worldwide Windows-based software outage that it "could be some time" before all the systems affected by it recover.
Windows systems across the world are not having a good time right now. A botched security update from CrowdStrike is taking down Windows PCs, causing blue screens of death, crashes, and more.
Microsoft recently released Windows 11 23H2 Moment 5 update to all users via optional preview update KB5035942. However, there are reports of installation issues, BSOD, crashes, and more.
Microsoft has released a new firmware update for the Surface Pro 9 5G with the Microsoft SQ3 processor. It does not contain any new features, but it fixes bugs causing blue screens of death.
There may be a bug or an issue on Intel CPUs, especially those belonging to the 13th Gen and packing many cores. The bug is leading to BSOD or crashes while gaming with an "out of video memory" error.
Blue screens of death are not just dreadful indicators of a critical system failure. You can trigger one for a good cause, say, when writing software. Just make sure you are doing it right.
Intel is rolling out a new set of Bluetooth and Wi-Fi drivers for Windows 10 and 11. They resolve blue screens of death, the "No Wi-Fi network found" message, and other bugs and issues.
Microsoft has issued a workaround for a bug that is triggering BSODs on startup fails on Windows Server 2022 virtual machines on VMware ESXi. It notes that EPYC systems with IOMMU, VBS are affected.
NVIDIA today has issued a hotfix driver update that fixes multiple bugs and problems with display, gaming, and general annoyance. The driver resolves a Windows 10 transparency bug, random BSODs.
MSI has released a new BIOS update to fix the UNSUPPORTED_PROCESSOR blue screen of death on certain motherboards for 12th and 13th Gen Intel processors paired with the recent Windows updates.
Microsoft has confirmed it has received reports of Windows 11 and 10 blue screening and crashing after a UNSUPPORTED_PROCESSOR error message. The firm explains how it wants you to report feedback.
RedDriver is one of the many malicious drivers that were using forged WHQL driver signatures which were recently banned by Microsoft. However, this driver never BSOD'd during analysis.
HP OfficeJet Pro 9020e printers received a firmware update recently. However, the update was probably buggy which bricked the printers. Users all over the world may be affected by this issue.
The latest edition of Microsoft Weekly contains all you would need to know about the latest events that transpired in the world of Microsoft during the past week, dive right in without further ado!
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Microsoft has released a new firmware update for those owning the Surface Pro 8. The latest version resolves display flickering issues, improves Windows Hello and camera performance, and fixes BSODs.
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AMD has fixed a major Radeon display driver timeout issue that led to the bug report tool popping up. While this is great news, sadly the bug fix does not apply to the entirety of Radeon cards.
The WD SN850X drive, which recently put up great performance against other NVMe SSDs like those from Samsung, Kingston, Hynix, Crucial, is found to be buggy in Windows 11 causing BSODs and freezes.
Microsoft has released a fix for Windows 10 customers suffering from blue screens of death with the 0xc000021a error code. A permanent patch is now available for download from Windows Update.
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Our latest edition of Microsoft Weekly covers a quieter week where we learned about a couple more Windows bugs along with a few patches, a fine on Microsoft Bing, and some Teams and Excel updates.
Microsoft has confirmed that the latest Patch Tuesday update for December is causing the dreaded Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) on Windows 10 systems. Detailed mitigation steps have been provided.
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Although this was a relatively quieter week on the news front due to the Thanksgiving break, we still have a decent amount of stuff to unpack when it comes to the latest Windows 11 issues and more.
AMD has released a new set of drivers for Athlon, Ryzen, and Threadripper-compatible motherboards. New chipset drivers fix various issues, including blue screens of death on Windows 11 22H2 and more.
VMware confirms its Carbon Black EDR is causing Windows systems to crash at boot with a BSOD or run into boot-loops, which impacts over 50 companies. Thankfully, a workaround is also provided.
Several Windows 11 users started experiencing random BSOD screens after installing KB5013943 update. Sophos claims the crashes were due to drivers needed by antivirus software and has released a fix.
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The latest Windows 11 Patch Tuesday update 22000.675 (KB5013943) is causing several major issues for users. These problems include apps failing to start, BSODs, black screen, and more.
Microsoft has issued an important fix for a critical Bluetooth bug that was causing blue screens of death (BSODs) on Windows 10. The fix was released via the newest Windows 10 builds under KB5011543.
On some Dell PCs, including desktops and notebooks, the latest firmware update from the company seems to be causing various issues like BSODs, boot loops, and boot failures, among others.
Windows 11 build 27754 is out with modernized Windows Hello, new taskbar features, more
Windows 11 audio bug blasts users with 100% volume, Microsoft confirms
Microsoft's free Bing Wallpaper app for Windows is borderline malware
You can now make a tiny and bloat-free Windows 11 24H2 ISO with updated tiny11 core maker
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