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Windows Server 2025 Update Causes Blue Screen of Death

Microsoft's new Windows Server 2025 update is causing a blue screen of death for some users due to bugs in the software. Microsoft is working on a fix.

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What is the impact of the BSOD error on users?: The BSOD is a critical error that prevents Windows from booting, leaving users unable to access their system. Affected users reported frustration and threats to switch operating systems.
What information is DailyMail.com seeking from Microsoft?: DailyMail.com contacted Microsoft for more information about the number of affected users, the company's remediation efforts, and the expected update timeline.
What is causing the blue screen of death in Windows Server 2025?: The Windows Server 2025 update is causing a blue screen of death (BSOD) for some users due to bugs in the software. Microsoft is aware of the issue and is working on a fix.
How can users fix the BSOD issue caused by the Windows Server 2025 update?: Users experiencing the BSOD should check their logical processor count in Task Manager. If it's above 256, they should reduce it through UEFI settings to resolve the issue.
What is Microsoft's response to the reported issues with the Windows Server 2025 update?: Microsoft initially released the update to administrative staff in January and made it publicly available over the weekend. The company acknowledged the bugs and stated that a fix is expected within a month.

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