Microsoft warns of dreaded 'blue screen of death' bug plaguing update - how to know if YOU'RE at risk

Microsoft has confirmed that its new Windows update is causing the blue screen of death for users attempting to install the software. The company issued a warning Friday, saying that its Windows Server 2025 is experiencing several bugs that cause the program to fail or at least three hours to restart. However, the bugs have caused the blue screen of death but Microsoft has said it's working on a fix that should roll out in the coming month. In the meantime, users should take precautions when downloading Windows Server 2025 by checking if your computer would be at risk. To determine if the update will cause the blue screen of death (BSOD), Microsoft encourages users to use the CTRL SHIFT ESC keys to open Windows Task Manager.