Microsoft has released patch KB5026361 for Windows 10, which fixes a number of vulnerabilities. However, according to the reports, some users are encountering serious errors, including “blue screen” in the operating system.The most common problem encountered after an update is a blue screen (BSoD) error. According to Microsoft documentation, this error is caused by corrupted or resized bootcat.cache file. As a possible solution, it is suggested to use a boot disk to overwrite this file.
Microsoft has not yet made a statement.
In addition, users are also complaining about the 0x800f0922 error and random reboot of the device while trying to install the update.
Microsoft has not yet commented on this annoying situation, and it is not known when the company will release a bug fix. It is thought that Microsoft is probably already reviewing user feedback and working on a solution.
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