US EditionMicrosoft lifts Windows 11 update block for Easy Anti-Cheat users
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Microsoft has removed one of the oldest upgrade locks on Windows 11 version 24H2, which affected thousands of computers that were experiencing blue screens.
Microsoft has lifted an important and long-standing compatibility lock for Windows 11 24H2. Users with Easy Anti-Cheat can now finally install the update after months of problems with bluescreens. (Continue reading)
Microsoft Lifts Windows 11 Update Block for PCs Using Easy Anti-Cheat
Microsoft has finally removed a system block that stopped some PCs from installing the Windows 11 24H2 update due to crashes tied to Easy Anti-Cheat. The issue first surfaced last month, affecting a subset of gaming systems using Intel’s newer Alder Lake and vPro processors. The bug caused blue screens, specifically a MEMORY_MANAGEMENT error, when […]
While it calls Microsoft its most reliable Windows version so far, Windows 11 24H2 has been causing numerous problems since its release. A long list of known bugs prevented the installation on numerous devices: Gamers with Alder Lake+ processors have been affected so far, as Bluescreens came due to an incompatibility with Easy Anti-Cheat (EAC). Microsoft subsequently activated a so-called Safeguard Hold for affected devices, so that they did not…
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