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The last major Windows update broke some systems with particular antivirus software installed, and it's seemingly getting worse.
Earlier this week we reported that Microsoft halted updates to Windows PCs running Sophos and Avast's security solutions, following user complaints that their machines were locking up or failing to boot. Since then, the list of known issues for the rogue update was itself updated to acknowledge compatibility issues with Avira and ArcaBit antivirus installed, with Microsoft temporarily blocking updates to those affected systems, too. Today, Ars Technica noticed that Microsoft is investigating compatibility issues for systems with McAfee antivirus installed, though it hasn't started blocking the April 9 update from those PCs just yet.
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TWEAKS AND UPDATES Wolfram Alpha: Version 12 Launches Today! (And It's a Big Jump for Wolfram Language and Mathematica). "OK, so what's new in 12.0? There are some big and surprising things—notably […]
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A midcycle update brings freshened styling and a whole lot more tech to Jaguar's XE sedan.
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