Microsoft Recommends Rebooting Your Computer 15 Times as Blue Screen of Death Strikes Worldwide

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Recommends Rebooting Your Computer 15 Times as Blue Screen of ****** Strikes Worldwide

Off and On Again

As the world is still reeling from a massive IT outage triggered by a faulty security software update by CrowdStrike that forced Windows machines to ******,

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is trying to pick up the pieces.

Worse yet, the bug needs to be addressed in person by IT professionals.

And on top of all the chaos the outage has caused already, those professionals will need to be patient as they quite literally try to

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— over and over.

“We have received feedback from customers that several reboots (as many as 15 have been reported) may be required, but overall feedback is that reboots are an effective troubleshooting step at this stage,”

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wrote in an

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Really? 15 times? Depending on how ancient the Windows machine in question is, that could take an eternity.

Global Reboot

The bug has wreaked havoc on numerous industries, including hospitals, banks and airports. Airlines have

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worldwide, with passengers across the world

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An entire TV network in Australia

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due to the outage.

Meanwhile,

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is advising experts to delete a specific file to stop Windows machines from experiencing a “blue screen of ******,” a critical error screen that indicates the entire system has crashed.

“We can confirm the affected update has been pulled by CrowdStrike,”

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wrote in its update. “Customers that are continuing to experience issues should reach out to CrowdStrike for additional assistance.”

While it sounds like a simple fix, rebooting may prove difficult for some cloud-based servers, as

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Of course, it’s deeply ironic that cybersecurity software designed to stop hacks caused such a cascading global disaster.

Thanks to its deep integration into Windows computers, Falcon has plenty of tools at its disposal to ward off attacks.  But those same privileges also mean that when something goes wrong, it can take entire systems down with it, as

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— a “worst-case scenario.”

Meanwhile, CrowdStrike shares

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in early trading Friday, its worst loss since 2022.

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