A number of Windows users complained that the computer displays a blue screen (blue screen of death) after they install the latest Microsoft security update. Most of these problems experienced by XP users, but a few also use Windows 7.

The user has to post repair (fix) at the site according to their work. But this makes people a little angry.

This problem occurs in one update that fix weaknesses in the kernel of Windows 32-bit. To fix this, you must provide the installation CD, which usually do not have the majority of users, especially users netbook.

Microsoft makes matters worse by telling some users that they would not provide improvements for netbooks, and that the user netbook users should seek support services from the device manufacturer.

A Microsoft spokesman said the company was investigating reports to determine the cause of your problem. Microsoft asked the affected merka blue screen to visit the consumer Web site security support at https: / / consumersecurity / support.microsoft.com.

Preliminary analysis, said Microsoft, suggests that the problem of blue screen occurred after update MS10-015 update (KB977165) installed. But Microsoft refused to confirm whether the problem is only for MS10-015 or a problem with the other components interoperasi or third-party software.

“Our team is working to solve this problem as quickly as possible. We also stop the offers this update through Windows Update as soon as we find problems restarting. But those who use the deployment of enterprise systems such as SMS or WSUS will still see and able to deploy these packages, “Microsoft said.

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