| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:22 - Jul 19 with 3997 views | Mercian |
It seems to be very serious. |  | |  |
| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:28 - Jul 19 with 3976 views | Samuelowen88 |
Twtd still going strong though.
Gav keeping using windows 95 finally paying off [Post edited 19 Jul 2024 8:28]
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| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:29 - Jul 19 with 3954 views | homer_123 |
| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:28 - Jul 19 by Samuelowen88 |
Twtd still going strong though.
Gav keeping using windows 95 finally paying off [Post edited 19 Jul 2024 8:28]
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It does, sadly, push back the long awaited update though. |  |
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| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:34 - Jul 19 with 3913 views | NthQldITFC |
Windoze machines have been having a worldwide crisis of confidence since they saw what one of their silly brethren came up with as a Premier League prediction the other day. |  |
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| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:36 - Jul 19 with 3901 views | BLUEBEAT |
Red Dawn ☭ |  |
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| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:36 - Jul 19 with 3902 views | Mercian |
| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:28 - Jul 19 by Samuelowen88 |
Twtd still going strong though.
Gav keeping using windows 95 finally paying off [Post edited 19 Jul 2024 8:28]
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Joking aside a lot of companies still use XP. It is still supported by Microsoft at that level and is a very stable OS. | | | |
| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:41 - Jul 19 with 3875 views | DanTheMan |
Given this is a world wide issue, I'm going to guess a DNS problem which is causing knock on effects. |  |
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| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:41 - Jul 19 with 3869 views | Help |
| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:29 - Jul 19 by homer_123 |
It does, sadly, push back the long awaited update though. |
To 98? |  |
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| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:46 - Jul 19 with 3825 views | nodge_blue |
| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:41 - Jul 19 by DanTheMan |
Given this is a world wide issue, I'm going to guess a DNS problem which is causing knock on effects. |
Why would that affect just windows machines? |  |
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| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:46 - Jul 19 with 3824 views | DanTheMan |
| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:36 - Jul 19 by Mercian |
Joking aside a lot of companies still use XP. It is still supported by Microsoft at that level and is a very stable OS. |
That's not been in support for ages, unless we're talking about unpublished deals with MS. Anyone using it and connected to the internet would be a massive security risk. | |
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| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:47 - Jul 19 with 3819 views | Mercian |
| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:41 - Jul 19 by DanTheMan |
Given this is a world wide issue, I'm going to guess a DNS problem which is causing knock on effects. |
I am not savvy with this type of issue. Could it be an attack and is it possibly that home networks will be affected? | | | |
| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:47 - Jul 19 with 3816 views | NthQldITFC |
| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:41 - Jul 19 by DanTheMan |
Given this is a world wide issue, I'm going to guess a DNS problem which is causing knock on effects. |
In terms of domain resolution for system updates, or the OS is relying on live access to third party systems? Perhaps a BSoD isn't what it used to be? We're reliant on some very sub-optimal architecture still, I guess. | |
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| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:49 - Jul 19 with 3768 views | Guthrum |
| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:41 - Jul 19 by DanTheMan |
Given this is a world wide issue, I'm going to guess a DNS problem which is causing knock on effects. |
The suggestion I've just seen is an update gone wrong. |  |
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| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:49 - Jul 19 with 3768 views | Samuelowen88 |
Seems like it's Microsoft cloud systems, that caused the issue. | |
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| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:49 - Jul 19 with 3771 views | Mercian |
| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:46 - Jul 19 by DanTheMan |
That's not been in support for ages, unless we're talking about unpublished deals with MS. Anyone using it and connected to the internet would be a massive security risk. |
For the home user it is not supported but it is for big businesses who would have to pay multi millions every time a new Windows version is released. Like you said, they have deals with MS. [Post edited 19 Jul 2024 8:50]
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| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:50 - Jul 19 with 3756 views | davblue |
| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:41 - Jul 19 by DanTheMan |
Given this is a world wide issue, I'm going to guess a DNS problem which is causing knock on effects. |
content deployment on the Falcon sensor. |  | | |
| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:51 - Jul 19 with 3757 views | Guthrum |
| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:36 - Jul 19 by Mercian |
Joking aside a lot of companies still use XP. It is still supported by Microsoft at that level and is a very stable OS. |
I liked XP. It worked, without too much extra jubbly stuff or stopping you tweaking things. | |
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| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:51 - Jul 19 with 3747 views | factual_blue |
| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:28 - Jul 19 by Samuelowen88 |
Twtd still going strong though.
Gav keeping using windows 95 finally paying off [Post edited 19 Jul 2024 8:28]
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He's actually still running it all from an Acorn Computer, with a Sinclair ZX80 as backup. |  |
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| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:51 - Jul 19 with 3746 views | Mercian |
| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:47 - Jul 19 by NthQldITFC |
In terms of domain resolution for system updates, or the OS is relying on live access to third party systems? Perhaps a BSoD isn't what it used to be? We're reliant on some very sub-optimal architecture still, I guess. |
Well that clears it up.  | | | |
| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:52 - Jul 19 with 3748 views | DanTheMan |
| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:50 - Jul 19 by davblue |
content deployment on the Falcon sensor. |
Yeah, just seen that it might be a Crowdstrike update causing it. I feel sorry for the poor developer that's caused this. | |
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| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:54 - Jul 19 with 3710 views | Mercian |
| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:52 - Jul 19 by DanTheMan |
Yeah, just seen that it might be a Crowdstrike update causing it. I feel sorry for the poor developer that's caused this. |
I will take that as good news. | | | |
| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:58 - Jul 19 with 3688 views | Samuelowen88 |
| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:54 - Jul 19 by Mercian |
I will take that as good news. |
Definitely not good news.
Systems auto update. The update causes the crash.
So until they fix, it's either don't turn on/ turn on and crash. Unless you can turn off the auto update quick enough.
Hopefully the people trying to fix have separate stand alone systems not currently BSoD'd | |
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| Sky news is better than usual. on 09:00 - Jul 19 with 3659 views | davblue |
| Sky news is better than usual. on 08:58 - Jul 19 by Samuelowen88 |
Definitely not good news.
Systems auto update. The update causes the crash.
So until they fix, it's either don't turn on/ turn on and crash. Unless you can turn off the auto update quick enough.
Hopefully the people trying to fix have separate stand alone systems not currently BSoD'd |
There's a workaround on laptops.
Options for workstation resolution
Workaround from CrowdStrike:
Workaround Steps:
Boot Windows into Safe Mode or the Windows Recovery Environment
Navigate to the C:WindowsSystem32driversCrowdStrike directory
Locate the file matching “C-00000291*.sys”, and delete it.
Boot the host normally.
Option 2: (if users are experiencing a blue screen)
1. With the workstation powered off, hold down the F5 key and power the workstation on
2. Hold the F5 key down until you see a message at the bottom of the screen saying it is diagnosing issues
3. Release the F5 key and let the workstation attempt repairs
4. When repairs are completed, it will reboot normally
Option 3:
1. Boot the workstation into Safe Mode and do a System Point restore to the last know good configuration.
2. When the restore is complete, it will reboot normally | | | |
| Sky news is better than usual. on 09:00 - Jul 19 with 3647 views | The_Flashing_Smile |
"Railway companies in the UK report delays" ...except nobody noticed any difference there. |  |
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| Sky news is better than usual. on 09:08 - Jul 19 with 3586 views | BloomBlue |
Not sure if it's connected, but just walked the dog and stopped for a coffee (near Canary Wharf) lots of smart casual, flip flops, 'banking' types getting upset because none of their banking apps working on their smart phone or chip and pin. Oohh dear never mind this old duffer was fine as I paid with cash. Told everyone in there moaning, cash is working. |  | | |
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