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Windows 11 is getting a secret weapon for boot failures - how it works
- Microsoft is testing Quick Machine Recovery for Windows 11 to address boot failures.
- System failures can cause devices to get stuck in Windows Recovery Environment, impacting productivity.
- QMR automates fixes by connecting to Microsoft's servers and deploying targeted remediations.
- Administrators can customize QMR, preconfigure network credentials, and test remediation packages.
- QMR aims to reduce downtime and prevent issues like the July 2024 CrowdStrike update crash.
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The echoes of Microsoft's collapse after CrowdStrike's case continue to resonate, to such an extent that it has begun to test a new functionality on Windows 11 that it could completely change the way devices recover after a critical system failure. It is the quick recovery of computers, or QMR (Quick Machine Recovery) a tool that automates the detection, analysis and resolution of serious errors that prevent the startup of the Operating System, …
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