Numerous microsoft Windows 10 machines are experiencing issues worldwide, affecting hundreds of thousands of individuals. people are sharing pictures of their computer displays on social media after experiencing the dreaded blue screen of death, or BSOD. It appears that the bug has affected not just those who are now working in several workplaces worldwide, but also important locations such as airports where services have been disrupted. According to reports, the bug most likely resulted from a CrowdStrike upgrade.

Social media users have begun sharing images of Recovery Pages with the text "The Windows did not load correctly" on them. Popular indian airlines, including indigo and Akasa air, have stated that the Crowdstrike upgrade is to blame for the outage, causing problems with their check-in systems. microsoft has not yet responded to the situation.
 
The problem has been recognized by CrowdStrike in a customer service letter. The business stated, "We have widespread reports of BSODs on Windows hosts, occurring on multiple sensor versions." Nothing further has been provided as of yet.
 
Europe's Ryan air has reported that there might be "potential disruptions across the network (Fri 19 July) due to a global 3rd party system outage." The business stated on its website, "We regret any inconvenience caused to passengers by this 3rd party IT issue, which is outside of Ryanair's control and affects all airlines operating across the network."
 
India's Akasa air has also released an update about the services that have been affected by the CrowdStrike update-related BSOD. On X, the website stated: "Some of our online services, including booking, check-in, and manage booking services, would be momentarily unavailable due to infrastructure difficulties with our service provider. Currently we are following manual check-in and boarding methods at the airports and thus."
 
 
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19/07/2024 01:20 PM