Can Windows 10 update BSOD?

Can Windows 10 update BSOD?

The latest Windows update is causing a wide range of issues. Its issues include buggy frame rates, the blue screen of death, and stuttering. The problems don’t seem to be limited to specific hardware, as people with NVIDIA and AMD have run into problems.

Visit Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update and apply any pending updates, just in case they hold the fix. It’s also important to check your drivers, since they can often be a source of Windows 10 blue screens.

However, not all was well with some users running HP machines, as reports began emerging of devices suffering from random Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) issues with a “KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED” error. While some reports on HP’s forums pre-date the Patch Tuesday update, more users began posting responses after May 12.

Regardless, it is best for HP users to head to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update and check for updates to pull the update. Since it is rolling out gradually, you may not see it right away. Please enter your reason for reporting this comment.

Choose “Update and Security” from the main Settings page. On the left-hand side, make sure “Windows Update” is selected. Toward the bottom, you’ll see “View Update History.” Select it. Press the first option: “Uninstall update” and choose KB4556799.

The update is termed “HP Software Component 4.1.4.3079” and is being rolled out to users to fix the issues that result in the “KMODE_EXCEPTION_NOT_HANDLED” error. The problem was reportedly caused by conflicts between HP’s software and Windows Defender updates.

On Windows 10, System Restore allows you to revert your device settings to an earlier point in time and fix the problem without losing your files. After using System Restore, HP recommends pausing Windows Updates from the Settings app.