Microsoft performs Known Issue Rollback after Windows update breaks Edge

Microsoft issuing updates for Windows that result in unwanted side effects is far from unknown, and it has happened once again. With the release of the KB5014019 update for Windows 11, the KB5014021 update for Windows 10, and the KB5014023 update for Windows Server, Microsoft managed to introduce a problem that caused its own Edge browser to stop responding. Rather than issuing a fix, the company has instead opted to use a Known Issue Rollback (KIR) after acknowledging the problems. See also: Tips for securing Windows with PowerShell... courtesy of the NSA Tech companies say they will help employees with… [Continue Reading]