Microsoft is looking for the reason why some Windows 11 computers are tossing up blue screens of death after installing the recently released update KB5029351. The Redmond software company says it has received reports from some Windows 11 users about sudden “UNSUPPORTED_PROCESSOR” blue screens.
The blue screen occurs when you restart Windows 11 after installing KB5029351. Affected users should share their experiences via Microsoft’s feedback hub. To do so, press the key combination Windows + F. Microsoft is currently investigating whether this is indeed a problem caused by Microsoft itself.
Affected users should uninstall the update. Windows 11 apparently does this itself anyway after it has been started several times with KB5029351 to no avail. On Reddit, affected users suspect that the problem occur in connection with MSI motherboards.
KB5029351 is an optional update
KB5029351 is a preview of upcoming new features and was released on 22 August 2023 as an optional update for Windows 11 22H2, Windows 11 21H2, and Windows 10 22H2. Windows does not automatically install KB5029351; it will only be downloaded if you have explicitly selected in the update settings that Windows should show optional updates for installation.
Incidentally, Microsoft had initially abolished the blue screen of death in Windows 11 and replaced it with a black screen (the abbreviation BSOD suited both variants). But in November 2021, Microsoft decided to switch back from black to blue.
This article was translated from German to English and originally appeared on pcwelt.de.
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