The knowledgebase entry KB5061768 describes the unplanned update for Windows 10 that is intended to solve this problem. It updates the Windows 10 versions to 19044.5856 and 19045.5856 respectively.

After weeks of frustration among users, Microsoft has finally responded with a follow-up update: KB5061768. This new patch is designed to address the critical errors introduced by its predecessor and ...

While Microsoft has no intention to yank the buggy update, the company is rolling out an out-of-band update (KB5061768) to address these issues in Windows 10 21H2/22H2. Windows 10 KB5058379 roll ...

Windows 10 users need to be aware of a fresh bug in the latest update for the OS, even though it’s a glitch that’s going to be much more prevalent with business laptops rather than consumer machines.

Yesterday, Microsoft released an important out-of-band update for Windows 10, identified as update KB5061768. An out-of-band update is one that’s released outside the usual update schedule ...

Systems stuck at the BitLocker recovery prompt as a result of the update can install KB5061768, available from the Microsoft Update Catalogue. However, the fix will require diving into the BIOS or ...

The software vendor promised to provide a solution quickly. That solution is now available in the form of update KB5061768, available via the Microsoft Update Catalog. The update has been released for ...

In response, Microsoft has released two emergency out-of-band (OOB) updates: KB5061768 for Windows 10 and KB5059442 for Windows 11. On May 13, Microsoft rolled out cumulative update KB5058379 for ...

One involved a BitLocker recovery reboot bug on Windows 10 after installing KB5058379. That issue is now resolved through an out-of-band patch, KB5061768. Another fix landed for Windows 11 24H2. Some ...