Critical Windows SMB Vulnerability Exploited Months After Patch: Urgent Action Required
Active Exploitation Confirmed for Previously Patched Windows Flaw The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) has confirmed that threat actors…
Tag: Windows 11
When Security Upgrades Backfire: Microsoft’s KSP Transition Cripples Enterprise Operations
The Unintended Enterprise Crisis What was meant to be a routine security enhancement has transformed into an operational nightmare for…
Microsoft’s Windows 11 Update Woes Deepen as Emergency Patch Rolls Out
Windows 11 Update Triggers Widespread System Instability Microsoft finds itself in a challenging position as the company scrambles to address…
Microsoft Releases Emergency Windows 11 Patch for Critical USB Failure in Recovery Environment
Microsoft has deployed an out-of-band emergency update addressing a critical bug that rendered USB keyboards and mice non-functional within Windows 11’s recovery system. The issue emerged after the company’s recent Patch Tuesday security updates, preventing users from accessing recovery options. The new cumulative update reportedly resolves the USB connectivity problem while maintaining previous security enhancements.
Emergency Update Deployed for Critical Input Failure
Microsoft has reportedly released an emergency out-of-band update designated KB5070773 to address a critical functionality issue affecting USB input devices within the Windows Recovery Environment. According to reports, the problem emerged following the October 14, 2025, Patch Tuesday update (KB5066835), which inadvertently broke USB keyboard and mouse functionality in WinRE, leaving users unable to navigate recovery options.
Windows 11 Update Disables Critical Recovery Features, Microsoft Confirms
A problematic Windows 11 update has rendered USB keyboards and mice unusable within the recovery environment, according to reports. The timing coincides with Windows 10’s end-of-life date, creating additional challenges for migrating users.
Windows Recovery Environment Crippled by Latest Update
Microsoft’s Windows 11 KB5066835 update has reportedly disabled USB input devices within the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE), leaving users without access to critical system recovery tools. According to reports, the October 14, 2025 update affects Windows 11 versions 25H2 and 24H2, as well as Windows Server 2025.
Microsoft Reportedly Developing Official Xbox Emulation Solution for Windows PCs
According to industry reports, Microsoft may be developing an official Xbox emulator for Windows PCs. This potential development could enable console-exclusive titles to become playable on Windows devices, including gaming handhelds.
Microsoft’s Potential Entry into Official Xbox Emulation
According to recent reports, Microsoft might be developing an official emulator to bring Xbox console games to Windows PCs. This rumor, which initially surfaced earlier this year, has gained renewed attention following statements from industry insiders suggesting the project remains active.
Windows 10 Enters Final Update Phase: Security Implications and Strategic Options for Users
The End of an Era: Windows 10’s Final Security Update Microsoft has released what marks the final scheduled security update…
Microsoft’s AI Push Intensifies as Windows 10 Era Concludes: What’s Next for Users
Windows 10 Reaches End of Support: Transition Period Begins Microsoft has officially ended mainstream support for Windows 10 as of…
Microsoft’s AI Gambit: Reshaping Windows for the Next Computing Era
The AI Inflection Point After three decades covering Microsoft’s every move, veteran journalist Ed Bott recognizes when the company is…
Microsoft Resolves Critical Windows 11 Update and File Explorer Issues in New Insider Builds
** Microsoft has released new Windows 11 Insider builds that sources indicate resolve several persistent system errors. The updates reportedly address the problematic 0x800f0983 installation error and a catastrophic File Explorer crash when handling large files. **CONTENT:**