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Microsoft fixes Windows 11 boot loop bug with emergency rollback
- Microsoft faced issues with Windows 11 updates, this time with a serious boot loop bug caused by the KB5043145 update.
- The affected systems could not complete the startup process, and some users saw their devices stuck in an endless loop.
- The Known Issue Rollback (KIR) update was rolled out to fix the boot loop issue caused by the KB5043145 update.
- KIR is a tool for dealing with non-security updates that cause major issues and allows Microsoft to restore systems to a stable state.
- For most users, the KIR update will fix the issue within 24 hours, but IT administrators must install and configure a group policy to resolve the issue on managed devices.
- Microsoft has withdrawn the faulty KB5043145 update for private users and is working on adding the fix to a future Windows update.
- Windows updates have a history of causing problems for users, and Microsoft had to respond to similar issues in the past.
- Users can check for known issues and wait for stable releases before installing updates. They can also keep regular backups of their data and restart their device if it faces a similar issue.
- Microsoft's quick response with a Known Issue Rollback update has provided relief, and a more stable fix is on the way.
- Microsoft's response shows that the company is committed to fixing issues as quickly as possible.
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