How to fix KB4517389 BSOD errors
Microsoft rolled out KB4517389 at the beginning of October as part of the Patch Tuesday release.
Right after the release, many users started complaining about various issues. You can read more about the initial bug reports below:
- KB4517389 comes with installation problems for many
- KB4517389 causes Critical Error, Search bugs, and more
- Latest KB4517389 breaks Microsoft Edge on some PCs
Unfortunately, the saga of technical glitches doesn’t end here. Recent reports suggest that KB4517389 is now causing BSOD errrors.
On my laptop machine (but not on my desktop) I started getting BSOD failures in cldflt.sys after installing KB4517389. […]Uninstalling KB4517389 fixes the problem. Presumably, disabling cldflt.sys would do so, too, but I haven’t tried that yet.
So, if you’re also experiencing BSOD issues on your Windows 10 computer, rest assured you’re not the only one. There is nothing wrong with your machine. It’s Microsoft’s fault again.
Troubleshoot KB4517389 BSOD issues
If uninstalling the update is not on your list of options, maybe there is something you can do to fix the problem.
We’ve written extensively on BSOD errors, so do check out the troubleshooting guides listed below:
- SYSTEM SERVICE EXCEPTION error in Windows 10 [COMPLETE GUIDE]
- Fix Blue Screen of Death errors with these 4 software solutions
- Full Fix: Windows 10 Blue Screen Loop
If you’re getting a different BSOD error code, you can check out our BSOD troubleshooting hub. Just use CTRL + F to find the article tackling the error you’re experiencing right now.
