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Microsoft: Roughly 25,000 Win8.x Users See Blue Screens After Botched Patch


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DailyTech posted a story that a recent released security patch caused the infamous blue screen of death (BSOD) on some Windows 8.1 PCs

The error (known more technically as Stop 0x50) reportedly occurred for a small number of users with the following updates:

KB2970228 - Non-security optional patch for new Russian Ruble symbol

KB2975719 - Patch Tuesday update set (includes KB2970228)

KB2976897 - Kernel Patch

MS 14-045/KB2982791 - Kernel Patch

The '897 and '791 patches modify Win32k.sys/Gdi32.dll, so copying those from a working machine of the same version of Windows will negate the effects of those patches (according to Redditors). Patch '228 creates a troubled temporary file called fntcache.dat -- which can simply be deleted to apparently fix that part of the problem.

http://www.dailytech.com/Microsoft+Roughly+25000+Win8x+Users+See+Blue+Screens+After+Botched+Patch/article36440.htm

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Here we go again... oh no! it's just more of the same. As I say, from Micro$$$oft it's only... "Bu$ine$$ a$ u$ual" :)

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Only 25.000 users are facing the problem ? Now we know the real numbers behind "how many users Windows 8.x has" ;) //just joking

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