Microsoft has once again faced issues with Windows 11 updates, and this time it involved a serious boot loop bug. The bug, caused by an optional update (KB5043145), affected many users by making ...

Microsoft pushed a flawed update for Windows 10 last week that traps some systems in an endless boot loop. The company is already working on a fix, but Windows Insiders had reported the problem ...

Windows 11 build KB5039302 sent some systems into an endless reboot loop, forcing users to engage the OS's recovery tool by letting the loop run through several failed startup attempts.

Microsoft’s May 2025 update for Windows 11 (KB5058405) caused an unexpected boot problem for users running versions 22H2 and 23H2.After installing that security patch, some systems couldn’t ...

To address the boot problem, Microsoft has now pushed out the KB5062170 update. This new patch is called a cumulative update, meaning it includes all previous fixes and patches along with the ...

If your Windows 11/10 is stuck in a boot loop after RAM upgrade, then this issue can occur due to incompatible RAM. Use the provided fixes.

Here’s how it works. Update: It looks like Microsoft has a new update in place for Windows 10 that will finally get you out of the reboot loop hell you might have had found yourself in.

Microsoft officially solves Windows 10's reboot loop, using a new patch to fix a bad one. With the problem already isolated to a registry entry, this issue should be officially resolved.

Last week, Microsoft released a software update for Windows 10 known as KB 3081424. The forced software update caused many Windows 10 computers to crash repeatedly, which led to a flooding of ...

Microsoft's first cumulative update for Windows 10 - KB3081424 - is causing havoc for some users. How do I know this? Because I spent a good part of my Sunday morning dealing with it, that's how.