Microsoft Blames Windows Gaming Issues on RGB Lighting Devices
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Tom's HardwareMicrosoft blames RGB peripherals for crashing Windows 11 — RGB software is causing blue screens, crashes, and game freezes
Like clockwork, it's a new month and a new OS-breaking bug has been discovered in Windows 11's latest monthly update, KB5121003. Users reported random system instability, with games freezing or outright crashing, and even BSODs in worst-case scenarios. Microsoft investigated the issue and reached a vindicating conclusion - RGB software installed on affected PCs was interfering with core system components, causing Windows 11 to become unstable. G…
Microsoft has officially confirmed a Windows 11 issue that emerged after the deployment of cumulative update KB5121003. On some configurations, launching games was accompanied by freezes, application crashes, and even fatal errors leading to a "blue screen of death" (BSOD). The source of the instability was found to be low-level drivers for utilities designed to control RGB lighting. Image generated by ChatGPT // Image source: ChatGPT... The pos…
According to the latest Windows 11 updates, users report more about problems. These include games that no longer react or close without warning. Now there are new insights and a transition solution proposed by Microsoft. (Read more)
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