Quick Machine Recovery (QMR) in Windows 11 is a resilience feature that uses cloud-based fixes to restore PC user access ...

One of those troubleshooting tools is Startup Repair, and this is the specific feature that QMR is improving on. What Startup ...

Remember the CrowdStrike incident? Microsoft is finally taking steps to ensure it won't happen again, and the solution looks promising ...

Microsoft this past week released a couple of new optional non-security preview C release updates under KB5064080 (for Windows 11 23H2) and KB5064081 (for Windows 11 24H2). Alongside those the company ...

Microsoft has rolled out new Dynamic Updates (KB5065378 & KB5064097) for Windows 11 24H2 and Windows Server 2025.

QMR is Microsoft’s emerging tool to resurrect Windows after updates break bad. Here’s what it does and how to take it for a test drive.

To boot in Safe Mode, you need to use Windows Recovery Environment. You can enter Windows Recovery Environment via Windows 11/10 Settings or by pressing and holding the Shift key during restart.

If you want to change or increase the Windows Recovery Environment or WinRE partition size in Windows 11/10, see this post for the instructions.

Last week, following the Patch Tuesday updates, Microsoft also released new recovery and setup updates for all supported versions of Windows 10.

To automate the process, Microsoft devised its own recovery tool directed toward Windows clients, servers, and instances hosted on a Hyper-V virtual environment.