known issue rollback

Windows 11 users can breathe a sigh of relief as Microsoft has recently deployed a fix for those pesky problems introduced by the optional update KB5043145. Known as a Known Issue Rollback (KIR), this automatic fix does all the heavy lifting so you don’t have to! What Happened with Update...

As Windows users all too well know, the sweet sound of a fresh update can sometimes turn sour with unexpected consequences. Microsoft has recently released another Windows 11 update—a situation that many hoped would provide enhancements but has instead opened the floodgates to a deluge of Blue...

In the ever-changing landscape of Windows updates, Microsoft recently addressed a significant problem that has affected users with the KB5043145 preview update. If you’ve experienced annoying reboot loops, system freezes, or disconnections with USB and Bluetooth devices, you're not alone...

It seems like just when we think Microsoft is on the right track with its Windows 11 updates, something goes awry — and this time, it's a doozy. As of October 1, 2024, Microsoft has officially put the kibosh on its latest optional update for Windows 11, citing some rather pesky bugs that have...

In a classic example of how the best intentions can lead to digital disasters, the recent KB5043145 Preview Update for Windows 11 has left many users reeling, facing unexpected multiple reboots and the dreaded Blue Screen of Death (BSOD). Microsoft has responded by rolling back this optional...

In a not-so-shiny turn of events, Microsoft has officially rolled out a Known Issue Rollback (KIR) for users affected by the mishaps of the KB5043145 update of Windows 11. This update, while optional, has left many users with a bitter taste, overshadowing the much-anticipated Windows 11 24H2...