Microsoft Windows 11 Installer Crashes Rise with Screen of Death, Other Bugs Appear

Users may be eagerly anticipating the planned rollout of Microsoft Windows 11 version 21H2 in the coming weeks, considering that they’ve been plagued with a number of issues, or “glitches.” Microsoft does not defend issues that have troubled users and seeks to address these bugs with updates. Additionally, Microsoft has confirmed two new issues in the operating system – Windows 11 Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) and Microsoft Installer (MSI).

The company has identified the Windows 11 blue screen of death bug. It said the issue is related to problems with Intel Smart Sound Technology (SST) drivers. However, this Windows 11 bug does not affect all users. This only affects users with certain versions of the Intel SST driver. This could cause a crash that would display the dreaded blue screen of death on the screen. The Windows 11 drivers that were severely affected by the blue screen of death issue are Intel Smart Sound Technology (Intel SST) versions 10.29.0.5152 and earlier 10.30.0.5152, according to Microsoft.

Is there any solution for Blue Screen of Death error?

Microsoft and Intel are collaborating on a new version of drivers compatible with Windows 11 and have halted the upgrade process on these PCs. What Microsoft has advised customers is to update their drivers. If the company does not provide the driver update, you can install it manually from Intel official website.

“We recommend that you do not attempt to manually upgrade using the Update Now button or Media Creation Tool until this issue is resolved,” Microsoft said in a statement. . The best solution for users is to update their drivers. All they have to do is check if the Intel Smart Sound Technology system is installed by going directly to the Device Manager tab and then to the System tab. If you see it, download it. This will end the Windows 11 blue screen of death issue.

Microsoft Installer Failure Hack

In addition to the Blue Screen of Death error, Windows 11 suffers from another problem that prevents users from updating or repairing certain applications, including Kaspersky applications when using Microsoft Installer – the problem appears during the installation process. If your Windows 11 uses MSI, some of your apps may not open, update, or repair.

What solution does he have then? Microsoft says users who are having problems with MSI should manually uninstall the bug-affected apps and then install the latest version.

So, the big takeaway for users is that Windows 11 may be a fancy upgrade from Windows 10, but crashing issues and other bugs have not gone away and need to be dealt with by users themselves. – this feels so like yesterday (going back decades), doesn’t it?