#Windows blue screen after 4 11 update install#

If you've already installed the patch and your computer is stuck in a boot loop, barring you from accessing Windows at all, you're going to have to try more drastic measures.Īs mentioned above, some users have reportedly escaped the loop by disabling driver signature enforcement, which you can do by selecting Advanced Startup during the Windows 10 boot sequence and hitting the Troubleshoot button, then navigating to Advanced options and disabling driver signature enforcement in the Startup Settings.

Here's what to remove (click to enlarge) (Image credit: Future)

Click 'Uninstall updates' and select 'Security Update for Microsoft Windows (KB5001330)', then confirm when Windows asks if you're sure.Select 'Windows Update' and hit 'View update history'.Launch the Windows 10 Settings app, easily found by opening the Start menu and typing 'Settings'.If you've already installed the update and can access Windows but are running into problems, the best solution is probably to uninstall the patch and reboot your machine. Given the severity of the security flaws this patch addresses, we can only hope the OS maker acts quickly.

#Windows blue screen after 4 11 update install#

If you're concerned about the latest Windows 10 update causing problems in your machine, the simplest thing to do is not install it until Microsoft addresses these issues. Windows 10 update KB5001330 issues: What to do Some folks who have managed to successfully install the update have complained in the Windows 10 subreddit about noticing sudden dips in game performance, including graphical stuttering and unpredictable FPS drops.