Microsoft has issued a warning that the Windows 11 24H2 update could result in a Blue Screen of Death on some Asus systems due to hardware compatibility issues. Specifically, the affected models, X415KA and X515KA, may not be able to complete the update process, leading to these critical errors during installation. This unfortunate compatibility problem has been acknowledged by Microsoft in cooperation with Asus, underlining the complexities and challenges emerging within this update cycle.
The situation surrounding the 24H2 update has raised several concerns, particularly for admins managing numerous devices. Many systems reported mistakenly storing around 8.63 GB of phantom data in the 'Windows Update Cleanup' folder. Microsoft recognized this as a 'reporting error' and subsequently issued a fix. However, these ongoing issues have led some users to compare the 24H2 update to the infamous Windows ME, notorious for its problematic nature upon release.
In an additional blow, users of Voicemeeter software who edit audio on client systems will also encounter a Blue Screen of Death due to the recent changes to the Memory Manager in Windows. Administrators are advised to cross-check safeguard ID: 53794850 for potential issues stemming from this update. The situation has caused enough alarm that Western Digital had to rush out a fix for their drives experiencing BSOD problems following the update's installation.
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