New York: (Web Desk) Computer software company Microsoft and cyber security company CrowdStrike have released online tools to restore the system a few days ago.
CrowdStrike is an American cybersecurity company that provides security features services to other companies, including Microsoft.
On July 19, the same company sent an update to its security software (Falcon sensor software) to Microsoft computers, causing a problem in Microsoft Windows and causing dozens of large enterprise computers around the world to stop working.
Both the companies have now released online tools to fix the errors.
Microsoft, while releasing online tools, said that it is also working with other companies, including Google and Amazon, to fix the bugs in computers, but all computers will be bugged manually, bugs can be fixed with software updates. Cannot be removed by
Microsoft has released a list of online tools to guide information technology (IT) professionals.
Similarly, CrowdStrike has released similar tools from Microsoft to fix bugs in computers.
CrowdStrike and Microsoft clarified that no data was stolen or hacked as a result of the glitch in the computers, and that the glitch was caused by the delivery of a routine software update.
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