Microsoft has published a solution for the recently occurred Bitlocker problem in Windows 10. An out-of-band update fixes the ...

On these systems, installing the May 13, 2025, Windows security update (KB5058379) might cause the Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS) process to terminate unexpectedly, triggering ...

Windows 10 users have recently come across a problem caused by the latest Windows 10 KB5058379 update. The problem is, it’s a mandatory update. Now, Microsoft has issued a critical update to put ...

The issues were caused by errors in the LSASS service, triggered by update KB5058379. Microsoft previously confirmed that devices with Intel Trusted Execution Technology (TXT) on 10th generation or ...

It continues: “On these systems, installing the May 13, 2025, Windows security update (KB5058379) might cause lsass.exe to terminate unexpectedly, triggering an automatic repair. On devices with ...

On May 13, Microsoft rolled out cumulative update KB5058379 for Windows 10. Soon after, IT admins and enterprise users began experiencing a disturbing pattern: devices rebooting into the BitLocker ...

If a customer is running a device with Intel Trusted Execution Technology (TXT) enabled on a tenth-generation or later Intel processor with vPro support, has BitLocker enabled, and obediently ...

Once again, Microsoft’s engineers have found themselves in hot water. A recent Windows 10 update—KB5058379—is causing headaches for users worldwide, with many reporting unexpected BitLocker recovery ...

Now, it appears the problem has also started bothering Windows 10 users. It begins with the installation of KB5058379 via Windows Update on Windows 10, leading to the dreaded “Enter the recovery key” ...

It then took the company nine months to sort a fix, which arrived on May 13 in the KB5058379 update. Microsoft originally broke the feature when it rolled out Secure Boot Advanced Targeting (SBAT ...