Microsoft Get Buck "Restart and Shut Down Loop"
Microsoft has already received that the "Restart and Shut Down Loop" bug on Windows 10 and 11 exists.
Although this year Microsoft announced that it would focus on developing Windows 11 to save its reputation from the Windows 11 update, each of them is often accompanied by a lot of bizarre bugs, especially in 2025. There are more than 20 bugs caused by the update, but this time Microsoft missed it again.
According to a report by the website, Streamline mentioned that Microsoft has acknowledged that the "Restart and Shut Down Loop" bug, which occurs by installing the KB5037853 update on Windows 11 22H2, 23H2 and Windows 10 22H2. After installing it, users will find that the Shut Down and Restart buttons on Start Menu have been replaced with "Update and Restart," which will result in the user having to reboot endlessly, and in some cases the computer will enter a data recovery mode or "Recovery Mode" that the user will not be able to leave. Until reinstalling Windows, the solution will be divided into two ways according to the user model.
Home Users must use the "Known Issue Rollback" (KIR), which will automatically reverse the Rollback back to update their predecessors.
Enterprise users must be edited by the IT department through the Group Policyte.
According to the bug, IT departments from many companies commented to Microsoft that it was very damaging on Monday morning because some of them were unable to work, and the fix usually lasted from 4 to 12 hours for big companies. Experts have calculated that the inability of the company to work from the bug leads to an average loss of US $5,600 per minute. If a company suffers from the bug, its economic value will be damaged in billions of US dollars, so that it can be called an economic disruption. Yes, there are also rumors from enterprise users that Microsoft's Agile development, which focuses on making products quick in time instead of reliable, requires users to become testers of software (Beta Tester). Some have also said that for Mission-Critical Infrastructure, Microsoft's mistake is totally unacceptable.
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