Microsoft, Windows 11 published for Update KB5043145 from September 26It was withdrawn because it caused BSOD (Blue Screen Error) and GSOD (Green Screen Error) errors in the system. This update, which can be optionally downloaded from September 26, caused serious problems for many users instead of improvements and new features. restart cycles, blue screen errors and in some cases there were problems, such as computers being completely shut down.

When it became clear that these issues were affecting a wide range of users, Microsoft decided to withdraw the update. Problematic update still Microsoft’s Windows 11 update It is available in the catalog, but it is not recommended to install it.

Microsoft recommendation to users: uninstall update KB5043145

Users, Update KB5043145 and some Asus TUF A15 (2022) and ROG Strix G17 (2024) laptops reportedly the models most affected. Also in some systems WiFi options It was reported that it disappeared and the context menus returned to the Windows 10 theme.

Microsoftacknowledged these user-experienced issues and made a statement about the KB5043145 update. In the note attached to the support document, the company says: “We are currently investigating this issue. We will provide another update as more information becomes available.” he said. Users were advised to uninstall this update and restore their systems to the previous version. Microsoft has also rolled out the 24H2 update for Windows 11.

Users Released on September 26 It is recommended to uninstall the KB5043145 update and evaluate alternative solutions.