At the same time, the company admitted that browser data loss is not getting fixed anytime soon.
#Surface blue screen memory management windows#
Only last week, Microsoft acknowledged and patched black screen bug in Windows 10.
#Surface blue screen memory management update#
Of course, this isn’t the first time a Windows 10 update has run into problems. Microsoft has already applied a compatibility hold on affected devices, but you’ll need to manually remove the update if your device is affected. Microsoft says the problem is primely experienced when users try to access the sign-in options settings app page.
The message will reappear even after you follow the steps and restart the device or logout from your Microsoft account. If you’re affected, you will receive a message telling you to reboot the PC. In a separate support document, Microsoft has acknowledged another bug whereby Windows 10 would randomly ask you to log out and forcefully reboot some systems due to an issue with two features: Local Security Authority Process and MMC snap-in. You would need to manually uninstall the update and rollback to the previous version of Windows if you’ve already upgraded the device and you’re now getting blue screen errors. If you are still concerned about the updates, then you can always turn off automatic updates in Windows 10 and wait until Microsoft has fixed the problems. Luckily, Windows creates minidump files in the event of system errors, which can be read by certain programs. If the blue screen won’t appear again for the moment, it’s still advisable to determine its cause to prevent further crashes. If you have a device where the update is not available via the Settings, it might be best to avoid Media Creation Tool and similar programs for the time being. A blue screen contains two to three important pieces of information.
The forced installations appear to be causing the ‘Blue Screen of Death’ errors, and other problems such as endless system reboot loops or system performance freezes.
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