Windows 10 has been the most popular operating system for computers for some time now, with Microsoft managing to make its software one that is widely used by users, even if it still has problems. One of these problems is very serious, and it was officially recognized by the Microsoft company, it generated big headaches for a lot of people, but in the end it was solved, at least according to the company.
Windows 10 has solved an extremely serious problem due to which computers restarted automatically and did not allow saving the information that users were working on, as it was not initially recognized by Microsoft. Well, after enough people complained about this situation, here is that Windows 10 has the problem solved by the American company, so now users can go back to normal with using the devices.
Windows 10: ATTENTION! Very Serious PROBLEM and Solution
Windows 10 had this very serious problem solved on Thursday, when a patch was released by Microsoft specifically to bring things back to normal for people around the world. Multiple versions of Windows 10 are affected by this very serious problem, and it's good to know what's going on because we're talking about something that has blocked the use of PCs for many users around the world until now, unfortunately.
“This issue is caused by the creation of duplicate built-in user accounts with the same Security Identifiers (SIDs) and Relative Identifiers (RIDs) during the upgrade to Windows 10, version 20H2. SIDs and RIDs for built-in user accounts are well known as documented here and must be unique on a given device. As of January 7, 2021, this issue is now resolved and the protection hold has been removed when devices are using the latest feature update packages and refreshed media."
Windows 10 it usually has various problems discovered by those who use the operating system, but the Microsoft company finds it quite difficult to solve them, but sometimes it does it quite well, when it does. This seems to be one of those situations, the Microsoft company seems to thank the Windows 10 users who installed the patch provided by the company, or at least that's what I've seen so far from the information published by them.
Windows 10 has the patch available for installation right now, so it would be good to install it as soon as possible to avoid the situation where your computer restarts automatically.
