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How to fix CrowdStrike BSODs in three minutes — fix requires manual changes, but they are simple
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this post was submitted on 19 Jul 2024
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Yeah, no. Many affected systems are bitlocker secured. And many users don't have access to the bitlocker key. Good luck
Oh, right. I forgot many admins don't have physical access to the machines, just saw this in another Lemmy post: https://lemm.ee/post/37448621
Do the computers always bsod right away, or can they boot long enough to try getting their recovery keys?
From my understanding, yes. As soon as the kernel driver is loaded you are fucked
I had a customer getting the bsod on boot. Happened about 2 seconds after the windows login screen showed up so no time for anything.