Windows 11 update broke the system for many users - Microsoft acknowledged the problem
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Update KB5043145 for Windows 11, which was released in the last days of September for members of the Windows Insiders program, led to problems with the operation of the operating system. This was reported by PC World.
After the patch was installed, users began to encounter various problems. Some could not boot the system at all - the blue screen of death popped up when they tried to turn on the computer. Others said that their mice and other peripherals don't work, as well as Wi-Fi and even the Internet via network cable.
Microsoft representatives, after numerous complaints about the problems, admitted that the KB5043145 update has bugs. Users who encountered problems were offered to remove the patch through the control panel or roll back to the previous version if they were unable to boot into the system. If the OS has not yet had time to download the update, it is recommended not to do so until the bugs are fixed.