Microsoft's recovery tool creates a bootable USB drive to quickly recover Windows machines impacted by CrowdStrike's faulty update, automating the deletion of problematic files without requiring Safe Mode or admin rights.
The tool accesses the disk of affected machines via Windows PE environment, providing a solution for machines unable to automatically receive CrowdStrike's fix, including guidance for machines protected by BitLocker encryption.
Separate recovery steps are available for Windows Virtual Machines on Azure, alongside published recovery steps for Windows 10 and Windows 11 devices on Microsoft's support site.
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