Microsoft releases KB4565503 to fix problems caused by previous Windows 10 updates

On Patch Tuesday last month, Microsoft kept up its track record of problematic updates. Users who installed KB4557957 or KB4560960 found they were plagued by problems with the Local Security Authority Subsystem Service (LSASS) and forced restarts. Now the company has pushed out a new update, KB4565503, to address these issues and more. See also: SIGRed: Microsoft releases patch for critical, wormable vulnerability in Windows DNS Server How to enable the new Start menu in Windows 10 Microsoft is dropping an important feature from OneDrive With KB4565503, Microsoft has fixed the problem that was causing lsass.exe to fail and generate a… [Continue Reading]