Windows 10 is receiving an update today, KB5011543. It brings a whole bunch of fixes, but above all one that solves a major problem. Indeed, many users have noticed repeated crashes caused by Bluetooth.
The KB5011543 update is being deployed by Microsoft on Windows 10. It fixes a major issue, since the OS was a victim major crashes caused by Bluetooth.
Since the KB5009596 update rolled out last January, some users have noticed that their PC crashed repeatedly. A very painful situation which mainly concerns companies (but which could affect individuals). In theory, this bug should therefore disappear.
Windows 10 fixes this bug that caused the system to crash
Microsoft explains the bug and its origin on its official website:
After installing update KB5009596 or later, some organizations that had Windows devices paired with devices over Bluetooth might receive error messages such as “Your PC ran into a problem and needs to restart” with a blue screen of the dead.
The KB5011543 update is therefore deployed to resolve this issue. The 20H2, 21H1 and 21H2 versions, therefore those released at the end of 2020 and after are concerned. After installation, your OS version number should be either 19042.1620, 19043.1620 or 19044.1620. Remember to check if you have encountered this problem lately.
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The update should automatically install on your computer. If not, just go to the settings, then to the updates tab. It will then be displayed in the menu.
Windows 10 is still very popular, since equipping 75% of PCs on the market. Windows 11 made a sensational debut (more than 8% market share in less than six months), but Windows 10 may remain first for a long time, since many old PCs cannot update. Microsoft therefore does not intend to abandon its august operating system. It will in theory be followed until 2025, at least.
Source: Microsoft
