The January security update for Windows 11 (KB5074109, dated January 13 of this year) has turned into a problem for users. Microsoft has already confirmed the presence of a critical bug.
Computers display a black screen with a message indicating the system stop code ‘UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME’ and a message regarding the necessity of a restart, yet the system startup never occurs. This issue affects client versions of Windows 11 25H2 and 24H2. At present, Microsoft reports a ‘limited number’ of complaints and is conducting an investigation into the causes of the crash. There’s no specific fix available yet: users are advised to perform standard system recovery steps. The previously announced Quick Machine Recovery feature, designed to rescue systems in similar situations through the WinRE recovery environment, has not yet assisted in resolving this problem.
Microsoft’s ongoing investigation might lead to a patch in the coming weeks, offering potential relief for impacted users. However, with new updates, caution from the user community remains high.
Experts suggest the problem could stem from compatibility conflicts with third-party applications or from unanticipated coding errors in the update itself. The impact on businesses and everyday users has been significant, particularly for those relying heavily on Windows 11 for remote work.
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