The Microsoft blue screen incident affected multiple industries and enterprises, including banks, airlines, government networks, enterprises, etc.
The Microsoft blue screen incident had a broad impact, affecting Windows users in multiple regions around the world. The specific affected enterprises and industries include:
Banks: Australia's banking system has been affected, causing some service interruptions.
Airlines: Carriers in New Zealand, Australia, Japan, and India have also been affected, with some flight operations suspended.
Government networks and enterprises: government networks, enterprises, supermarket self-checkout machines, etc. were also affected.
Other enterprises: In addition to the industries mentioned above, many other enterprises have also been affected, including but not limited to supermarket self-checkout machines, etc.
In addition, CrowdStrike posted a message on its support platform stating that the company had received a large number of reports of Windows computers showing blue screens, and had determined that the issue was related to "content deployment," and had now reverted these changes. Affected users are advised to boot their computers into Safe Mode or the Recovery Environment, navigate to a specific directory, locate and delete files matching "C-00000291*.sys," and then the computer can start normally.
This incident not only affected the company's daily operations but also caused inconvenience to users' computer use, highlighting potential risks in cybersecurity and software updates.
