Microsoft has updated another Windows so far. It is confirmed that some PCs may fail to start after installing KB5058405 updates for Windows 11.
Microsoft released an update during the patch Tuesday a few weeks ago. Shortly after rolling the update, reports began to appear to the surface that some computers were failing to boot. The problem -linked error code is 0XC0000098, and displays a message that reads, “Your PC/device needs to be repaired. The operating system cannot be loaded because an essential file is missing or errors.”
An update on Windows release health dashboard It is mentioned that the problem belongs to advanced configuration and power interface driver, which is commonly known as ACPI.SYS file. It is a kernel-mode driver that allows Windows to manage hardware resources and electric states. Microsoft says that the error can also occur with a separate file name. The problem is now accepted as a known issue that mainly affects the devices running in virtual machines.
It includes azure virtual machine, azure virtual desktop, and on-rich virtual machines, which are hosted on Citrix or Hyper-V. Microsoft says that Windows Home or Pro Users are unlikely to face this problem, as virtual machines are mostly used in IT environment. The company says it is working on a proposal for the issue, and may issue an out-off-band update in the coming days.
For now, Microsoft has suggested a workaround for Azure users who have established updates and are facing problems. These users should repair their Windows VM using the repair command mentioned in a support document. Blapping computer The report stated that Microsoft has recently released an out-of-band update to patch a bittker recovery problem that affects Windows 10, causing boot failures on some PCs. The issue, such as affects VM, also came to the fore in the security update.
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