Windows 10 Emergency Updates Fix BitLocker Recovery Issues

Windows 10 emergency updates fix BitLocker recovery issues

Microsoft has released out-of-band updates to fix a known issue causing Windows 10 systems to boot into BitLocker recovery after installing the May 2025 security updates.

Microsoft releases KB5061768 to fix Windows 10 reboot loop after May update

Windows 10’s May 2025 Update (KB5058379) has been a mess. It’s been causing reboot loops, Blue Screen of Death errors, and even the BitLocker Recovery screen. While Microsoft has no intention to yank the buggy update, the company is rolling out an out-of-band update (KB5061768) to address these issues in Windows 10 21H2/22H2. Windows 10 KB5058379 roll out kicked off on May 13 as a mandatory security update, and while it shipped with tons of fixe…

Windows 10 emergency update resolves BitLocker startup issues

The update is not automatically offered via Windows Update. Users must download it manually from the Microsoft Update Catalog.

Microsoft releases emergency patch for Windows 10 BitLocker recovery problems

The release of the KB5058379 update for Windows 10 earlier this month resulted in frustration for many Windows 10 users. People with devices with Intel Trusted Execution Technology (TXT) enabled on 10th generation or later Intel vPro processors were hit with BitLocker recovery problems. It took Microsoft a little while to acknowledge the issue, but now the company has issued an out-of-band patch in the form of the KB5061768 update. See also: Mic…

The latest Windows 10 update arrived with serious problems for users with devices with Intel processors. Microsoft has released an unscheduled update for Windows 10. The incoming update identified with KB5061768 resolves a serious problem with BitLocker on Intel-based systems, caused by the previous update, KB5058379. This flaw affects computers with 10th generation Intel Trusted Execution Technology (TXT). Microsoft is responding quickly to rep…

We are almost in the middle of 2025 and a large part of the population is still using Windows 10 on their PCs and laptops. While nothing is happening at the moment, it will be in October when this operating system stops receiving security updates and after this, it will pass to a better life, unless you want to have a computer vulnerable to viruses. It seems that Microsoft is not doing a great job so that we remember Windows 10 as one of the bes…