"Windows 10 Users Encounter 'Blue Screen of Death' After Latest Patch Tuesday Update"

Microsoft has issued a warning that some Windows 10 users may experience the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) after installing its latest "Patch Tuesday" security updates. The company disclosed that the blue screen issue could affect some users who downloaded the KB5021233 update as part of this month's security patches. Initially, KB5021233 was meant to remedy an issue impacting the Camera app after users reported that the program ceases to respond when memory is low. According to the company, the BSOD issue has affected users running Windows 10 versions 22H2, 21H2, 21H1, and 20H2. The BSOD and error code 0xc000021a have prevented affected customers from using their devices. Microsoft disclosed that it is actively working on a fix for the problem and will publish an upgrade in a forthcoming version. However, for consumers currently affected by the issue, the company provided a temporary solution involving the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE). This article continues to discuss the BSOD issue encountered by some Windows 10 users after installing the KB5021233 update in Microsoft's latest Patch Tuesday and how affected users can mitigate this issue until an official resolution is provided. 

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