Again, this 'fix' doesn't have a 100% success rate, but it's worth a try. Given the unknown success rate of this patch, your best bet for fixing lingering issues is to revert your HP laptop to an older version of Windows 10. Make sure Windows Updates is chosen from the left-hand menu and press Check for Updates. If you still want to try it, search for 'updates' and choose 'Check for Updates' in Windows Search. on May 9 but experienced BSOD on May 10 and May 19. Unfortunately, it seems like this patch might not work for all users as another forum member said they had installed Update 4. After installing it, the Blue Screen of Death problems disappeared. A member of AskWoody forums discovered an HP Software Component 4. HP apparently released an update through Windows Update (not its own Support Assist app) that fixes the problem for certain users. But you might not need to as HP released a patch that fixes the problem for some laptops and desktops. In a tweet, the company blamed a Windows 10 update and recommended reverting to a more stable version of the OS. HP Japan wasn't shy about pointing fingers. Others suggest the Blue Screen error is caused by compatibility issues between Windows Defender and HP updates.

Some folks have linked the error to a Patch Tuesday update on May 12 while others theorize that update KB4556799 - which has already proven to contain various bugs - is the culprit. The problem surfaced in May but it's not clear what caused it.

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