On Friday, the whole world was shocked by the blue screen problem on Microsoft devices. security company CrowdStrike An update that was released caused millions of devices to break and disrupted services in places from hospitals to airports. A statement issued yesterday said that 8.5 million Windows devices crashed in the incident.

While the issues are slowly being resolved, a major statement came from Microsoft today. The tech giant has introduced a tool that allows IT professionals to easily get their devices back to normal. solution published.

The recovery tool can quickly get devices back to normal

CrowdStrike had even published a way to fix the devices on the day the incident occurred. However, that method did not work on every computer. It was stated that the method shared by Microsoft today will be more effective and will resolve this quickly.

Check out Microsoft’s recovery tool and what needs to be done. link here It is possible to reach via . The method is bootable USB server, allowing users to quickly restore affected devices to normal. Requirements state that a Windows 64-bit device with at least 8 GB of space is required.

The shared method makes the previous recovery path less manual. It boots into the Windows PE environment via USB, accesses the affected device’s drive, and automatically deletes the CrowdStrike file.

The blue screen issue caused by CrowdStrike caused many systems to crash around the world. We will see what consequences this will have in the future.