Might be best to give it a miss for now Microsoft has offered a Known Issue Rollback (KIR) for users affected by the many and varied problems with the KB5043145 build of Windows 11.… The September 2024 non-security preview update is threatening to overshadow the release of Windows 11 24H2.

The KB5043145 Preview Update causes some Windows 11 computers to reboot multiple times or experience BSODs after installation. Microsoft has released an automatic fix and asks users to restart their PCs a few times to get it.

Microsoft released the September 2024 preview update (KB5043145) for Windows 11 23H2 and 22H2, with 13 improvements and fixes for multiple issues, including Edge and task manager freezes.

Microsoft’s recent non-security preview update, KB5043145, released for Windows 11 (23H2 and 24H2), is causing significant issues for users.

The latest Windows 11 update can bring more than the fixes it promised. Microsoft warns it can make your system reboot again and again.

Microsoft warns that some Windows 11 systems enter reboot loops or might freeze with blue screens after installing the 2024 KB5043145 preview update.

Microsoft has issued a warning to Windows 11 users over a recent optional software update that has been causing multiple problems. The company says patch KB5043145 is causing some computers to restart many times in a constant loop, and in some cases, become unresponsive.

The Windows 11 update to 24H2 has caused unexpected problems with Easy Anti-Cheat. There have been instances where the computer displays the infamous BSOD when starting a game.

Microsoft's Known Issue Rollback (KIR) automatically resolves problems caused by Windows 11 update KB5043145, seamlessly fixing crashes and other issues.