Microsoft Update Mayhem: BitLocker Blues Strike Again!
Microsoft’s recent update KB5061768 is like a superhero cape for Windows 10 systems. After the May 2025 update threw unsuspecting users into the BitLocker recovery abyss, this emergency fix swoops in to save the day. Just install it from the Microsoft Update Catalog, and your system will stop playing hide and seek with your files.
Hot Take:
Microsoft’s new emergency update is like that awkward friend who keeps causing trouble at parties but always brings the best snacks! After the May 2025 updates, Windows 10 devices threw a tantrum and demanded BitLocker recovery keys like a kid demanding candy. Now, with KB5061768, you can calm your Windows machine faster than you can say “Intel vPro processor.” Who knew fixing a tech hiccup could be as easy as a click in the Microsoft Update Catalog? Hats off to Microsoft for throwing us a lifeline wrapped in a bow!
Key Points:
- Microsoft rolled out an emergency update (KB5061768) to fix BitLocker recovery issues post-May 2025 updates.
- The issue affects Windows 10 systems with Intel vPro processors and Trusted Execution Technology enabled.
- Home and Pro editions are likely safe as they don’t typically use the affected processors.
- The problem was linked to unexpected LSASS process terminations causing BitLocker recovery prompts.
- Disabling Intel TXT in BIOS is a temporary workaround if the update can’t be immediately applied.