Microsoft confirms August updates break Linux boot in dual-boot systems https://t.co/cFFAJ5bUy4
By @TarasBuria - Microsoft has now confirmed that the August 2024 Patch Tuesday update for Windows 11 and 10 throws a wrench into dual-boot systems with Windows and Linux operating systems installed side-by-side. #Microsoft #Windows11 #Linux https://t.co/I6P4A3l9Xj
Microsoft's Patch Tuesday borks dual-boot Linux-Windows PCs https://t.co/LtzngAgAxY
Microsoft's recent security update has caused significant issues for users of dual-boot systems running both Windows and Linux. The update, intended to address vulnerabilities, inadvertently enforced Secure Boot settings that prevent certain Linux installations from booting on affected devices. Reports indicate that the update has left many dual-boot PCs unable to access Linux, with users expressing frustration over the situation. As of now, Microsoft has not issued a comment or solution regarding the problem, which has affected a range of dual-boot configurations. The situation has drawn attention from various tech outlets, highlighting the unintended consequences of the Patch Tuesday update.
