Blue Screen Microsoft

Blue Screen Microsoft

19 Jul 2024
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Dear all,

News has reached the whole world, that a Microsoft update can lead to the blue screen of death. More information can be found here: https://azure.status.microsoft/nl-nl/status. 

In regards to myDRE, Windows Virtual Machines that have undergone updates in the morning, could also be affected. Therefore, we have stopped our WSUS server (responsible for automatically updating Windows VMs). If you have noted any issues, please contact us through the ticketing system.

We will keep monitoring the situation and will switch the WSUS server back ON when there is a solution from Microsoft.

Best,
anDREa team!

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