Windows 11 Update Disaster: Microsoft Pulls Broken Update KB5043145!
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
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MS has become extremely dangerous to their own OS
I'm more concerned they will issue an update to Windows 10 that deliberately causes crashes or slow downs in an attempt to force users to update to Windows 11.
- Mr. Gates, majority of users did not transition to Windows 11. What can we do?
- Commit Final Solution of Windows 10 question!
This is why you should always have a few backups of your Windows, in case they push a bad update, just restore your last backup where your windows was working properly and don't update more.
@@AdamWagner-uo2zh I've used Group Policy Editor to prevent Quality/Preview Updates so I can choose whether to install them or not. Although with just a year left and over 60% still on Windows 10 Microsoft might resort to desperate tactics.
@@mda5003 That's an good idea with the group policy, will have a look on that, by the way if you want to stick with Windows 10 and get only security updates, so look for Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC IOT you can find the official ISO on third party Sites, and activate it with a key, the key u can buy for around 10 bucks, this Windows version comes without any bloat and gets only security updates until 2032 have a great day!
Installed 9/27 no issues, meanwhile my Ubuntu updated to 24 and trashed itself. Go figure.
Linux is free, if you don't value your time
I installed this update almost two days ago and didn't have any problems for now. Everything looks alright.
Same here, no issues at all.
No issues here either. This issue is probably system hardware dependent. I'm running a 5700x and 4060
do a backup of your data and a full system backup just in case something went really wrong
ALWAYS make a Return Point ahead of any update !!! 📢
This update borked my whole PC so I had to use a restore point and pause updates for 5 weeks, now I have to leave my PC on 24/7 in fear of it borking again.
I heard on the Microsoft known issue page that this bug may enable Bid locker.
maybe that's whats causing the problem is it's trying to enable bitlocker by default on everything but home versions
That's why you should not turn on "Get the latest updates as soon as they're available".
And they want me to come to Windows 11 with all this?
Windows 95 June test release ROCKS!!! ...loooooool
That's why you should not turn on "Get the latest updates as soon as they're available".
I dunno if you have nooticed but for the last 4 months windows 10 updates have been more problematic than windows 11.
@@SitWithAnkit Yes someone smart in the comments.
Broke so much on mine, luckily was able to roll back.
Thanks, Brent, for the update. I will look out for it.
Take care
Between all the zero day exploits and this latest debacle, I've had it with Microsoft. Starting today, Linux is my new daily driver. It does everything Windows did, at least for me it does. I realize Linux isn't a one stop solution for everyone, but I encourage everyone to check it out. The software and hardware support has come a long way in the past 20 years.
Linux just had an exploit that runs root and executes remote code by spoofing a printer, which is a CORE FUNCTION of how they install printers. The OS will work fine inside of doing anything the steam deck does, and terrible for anything else. Updates can break the OS from dependencies. Which is why flatpak exists. Nobody includes hardware accelerated video codecs, requiring 3rd party install that will cause those dependency problems. Nvidia support is worse than AMD. Gnome is trash, only use kde. Very few distros are actually up to date and simultaneously support secure boot. Tumbleweed is the only good one. Everything requires some level of research to configure, lots of command line hacks. I can tolerate it, but it's not good enough for public use.
@@JohnDoe-ip3oq Yep. And it was patched on my distro quick, without breaking anything.
The bigger picture is, there isn't anything that can't be hacked. The only thing us users can do is make ourselves a smaller target.
What a pain. Bring me back to Windows 98 Second Edition, please!
On some systems this update may cause a blue screen of death.
Uninstalling Updates > Run CMD command prompt as Administrator and enter > wusa /uninstall /kb:5043145 , and after uninstalling the update, restart the computer.
After or before a blue screen?
@@QUADBOYification I personally had a green screen of death when I installed this update, I had to remove it and everything started working fine!
How do we completally ignore this update showing up again?
@@QUADBOYification Move the switch to the off mode, where it says to receive updates as soon as they are available, and when update 5043145 appears, temporarily ignore it until it is fixed, as I understand the release is scheduled for October 8, we will see, but for now do not install update 5043145 until it is fixed! If you accidentally installed it, then do the same procedure by uninstalling update 5043145 using the command wusa /uninstall /kb:5043145
No yellow flags in my device manager. Haven't had any issues either.
You would expect MS to check these updates rigourasly. Especially with new A.I. software. It is hard to believe these mishaps happen so often. Maybe even with an agenda in mind. It will affect PC.s globally, so it might irritate China and Russia a bit. If they can't roll back that easy it might disrupt business easily on their working floors as on ours.
It is a optional preview update so you dont have to install it. you do so knowing that it could have errors since it is a preview not a final update.
I never install preview updates as they are not finished updates and therefor could break something.
and MS dont have every hardware combo with every driver combo to test with. SO yeah it could be broken for some combos but it is not their fault you installed a preview of a unfinished update and you got some errors.
@@mikkelgraff6879 Then it is good they pulled it !
No issues so far on 2 computers. Even gamed some without issue.
Atleast it is not too terrible like the crowdstrike update
Today it reappeared in my optional updates, so I hope they fixed it. Anyway I'm waiting for October 8th mandatory update, I chose to never install these optional end of month updates
No issues on the 5 PCs in my house. 2 - prebuilt AMDs and 3 custom builds - AMD
Yeah just right click with the mouse that doesn't work.
Why is it that only the IT industry can test its products on guinea pigs with prototypes? ;)
just checked windows updates and the update is there but im not installing it. the only reason I checked was because I wanted to see if 24H2 was out
Good morning yes I have problem too my pen flash drive stop working before update working properly
How to fix it when you can't access it? Force it into repair mode by unplugging it as it reboots, then go into advanced repair and roll back the update
re-install Windows
I have it which explains the slow boot up and the occasional sound from my speakers. They're hooked to the USB C port both for power and sound. Meanwhile Samsung rolled out my September patch to fix the camera they broke lmao. Ok back to Microsoft....it's still here but then again my problems are minimal and this is not my first rodeo (I had Windows Vista lol) Meanwhile I warned my friends......thanks for the 'update'
aww dang it this incompetent indie company did it again!
Thank God I switched to Linux and no longer have anything to do with this system.
Did the same. The irony is now I have all this RAM available and the swap partition is rarely used. Only using 4.1 GB out 32 GB of RAM at the moment. That's insane.
lmfao
@@seidelbaum To be honest, Microsoft is basically destroying itself, firstly through its pricing, secondly through its high vulnerability to viruses - even its own protection is of no use, and as you can see, poor updates can even cause the system to crash. I use Linux Mint, stable, secure and everything works and, above all, everything is free, which you can't say about Windows, plus Windows is constantly spying on the system.
Switched to Linux Mint 21 Vanessa when it came out in 2022 and updated along the way and now running 22 Wilma. I like this OS a lot and enjoy getting things done and not messing around with the OS issues. I miss Windows once in a while, mainly because I was a fanboy back in the day and started with v1.01 when it came out in late 1985. Windows was my daily driver throughout my years in corporate. But I'm on my own now and enjoy the open source community.
Microsoft has a hard enough time releasing stable updates to the public ever since they fired their QA team. Why would anyone want to install Preview (beta) updates from them to test out?
That is what im saying too. Why install a Preview when you know it is not the finished update and could contain errors and bugs.
only do it if you want to test it and report problems to MS otherwise dont.
Easy, some people were installing OTHER updates at the same time
@@David_machado the thing is with preview updates is you have to tell it to install that update. Or enable install updates as soon the come out. It is not installing automatically when you click search for updates and finds it. It would appear underneath the updates it is installing as a update under optional i belive it is called. So if you install it you do have some of the blame if it crashed. Since it is a choice you made to install it.
I have never installed any previews or install as soon the come out on. I only install in quickly if it is a security update otherwise i wait a few days to a week to see if there is any reports of issues with the update. If not i install if there is i wait a few more days for them to make a fix.
@@David_machado it is called a public beta so the public can test it if they want to. They arnt putting it on your pc you have to click on install on it to install a preview update.
@@mikkelgraff6879
Already sorted
I understand your point, i choose it was a choice......if i knew that update crashes would happen on my PC.
So it's better to have the PC not updated? lol
i am seriously considering either Fedora or Opensuse for my main desktop instead of sticking to windows tbh..
facts, me too a linux distro
Opensuse performs more like Windows. You will need to understand how to run everything different, and Linux updates the entire OS with a program update or bricks the OS from dependencies. Which is why flatpak exists. You also get no driver control panel or special feature control. Virtual super resolution is not a supported feature. Video codecs are never hardware accelerated unless you manually install and configure it, while praying that doesn't break the OS, prepare for error messages when updating. Games using dx12 raytracing are unoptimized with a 40% hit, if they work at all. Unreal engine 4 has a known video playback bug. Running any windows software outside of steam is annoying. Put it this way, anything the steam deck does works fine, everything else does not. So if steam deck functionality is acceptable, go for it. There are cases where Linux works better, and cases it doesn't.
Thank you for this video. Very helpful.
I was able to roll back but my dad reinstalled the update and i can’t roll back anymore
Ihave seen an issue where my laptop stops responding to mouse clicks either with my external mouse or with the laptops internal built in mouse. I have to bring up task manager, tab to the shutdown/restart in the shutdown dialog to fix it. It started about two weeks ago and has happened four times since then.
Or it try and try again and again to install a defective upgrade...
my pc is acting up and causing my task bar to just load infinite and same with the settings just getting stuck on infinite load and im not technical so i have no clue how to fix it, games works just fine but settings and taskbar wont respond at all
It just came out in Australia hopefully it’ll be removed soon
Today Thailand... I tried the command prompt on my pc and everything is back to normal now : CHKDSK /f /r (press enter ) press Y and restart your pc.
It tells me my PC can update now (KB5043178) is that safe? because it sounds nearly the same
every 3 min my wifi is disable.....i dont know why i was so stupid to make this update
thanks for the update
how to fix if my pc not boot cause my laptop did do that update but i dont know if my laptop is fine
After the update it is showing no output device installed in my laptop(ASUS TUF F15), causing no sound and mic stopped working anyone knows how to fix this ? I have already tried to fix it using troubleshooting and updating the driver, so except this if anyone knows how to fix than plz let me know...
I have that same laptop luckily I didn’t install that version only just seen online thank god
I am stuck inside a blue screen ifinitely and it is amazing :D (i did not use my pc in 1 or 2 month due to not knowing what to do)
Green screens?
I assume that's probably a windows copilot plus 24H2 pc's thing.
@@billyguthrie3176 ... 22H2 green and pink... I tried the command prompt on my pc and everything is back to normal now : CHKDSK /f /r (press enter ) press Y and restart your pc.
@@billyguthrie3176windows insiders have greenscreens instead of bsod's
it is not gone in denmark
I tried the command prompt on my pc and everything is back to normal now : CHKDSK /f /r (press enter ) press Y and restart your pc.
My laptop still has a blue screen 😢
thanks or this video now i will stay on 23H2
this update is on 23H2
@@billyguthrie3176 ... and on 22H2
@@billyguthrie3176my current version of 23H2
@@billyguthrie3176 ... and on 22H2
That's why I will stay in 21H2 IoT LTSC and will be until 2032. 😎
Well KB5043145 is an optional non-security preview update. so you dont have to install it. I would wait until the update is done and out of preview.
and it is fair to have a optional preview update with errors in it. cause you dont have to install it. so if you are having problems it is your fault for installing it.
i dont think it is a disaster since it is a optional preview, so you install it knowing it is not finished and there could be errors.
Well idk even if it was this update that crashed my PC but when you say "it's your fault to installing it"
No, 1st i didn't know it would cause that and 2nd i was updating 3 of them not just 1
What a poor choice of words....
@@David_machado yes you are right, I could have used other words and explained what i meant better. English is not my first language, also sry for any mistakes.
I also did not know it would crash people's pc's, but I knew installing a preview update has risks. It is Microsofts version of a public beta people can test.
@@mikkelgraff6879 In my case, the update finished, the loading screen freezed and when I turned off, it opened automatic repair but nothing resolved the problem
@@David_machado Okay. I can tell you that problem has nothing to do with the update being a preview. It can happen with a lot of updates for Windows. Windows system files can get damaged or corrupt. a boot loop like that can happen or it can happen when you try and update Windows. Have seen it happen maybe 30 times. Happened over 5 times 1.5 years i was at my last job.
It can most times be repaired via advanced startup menu via som build in repair commands in windows or via a windows boot usb and use the files from it to repair. But when it happens because a update and startup repair fails and it boot loops my first try is use advanced startup to run a command called dism and some parameters(dism something /revertpendingactions) to make it revert the update back to before it tried to install it that way windows will boot again and you can run the repair tools to fix any errors it the system files and then try ans update again.
This is fast becoming a Windows L channel 😅
Works fine in my pc
Literally the worst thing to say in this scenario your PC != to the rest of the PCs across the world
@@cosmicusstardust3300 It is not my fault that i do not have problem with update, maybe could be luck or others did some thing wrong.
blue screen on my pc. this update is shit
Seems like their last couple of updates have caused problems.
NOOOOOO!!!!!