Blog
Don't Install Security Updates Yet!

Microsoft has recalled multiple security updates because they caused serious computer problems including full system crashes for some users. The updates were released last week by Microsoft.
What should I do?
- Uninstall Microsoft Security Update 2982791 (aka MS14-045)
- Visit Microsoft site for how to recover if you are experiencing an issue with this update: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2982791
- Integrity clients: Relax. You're already covered.
Microsoft is recommending that anyone that installed certain August Updates should uninstall them. Any of the following updates should be removed, if they've been installed: 2982791 MS14-045, 2970228, 2975719, and 2975331. 2982791 has been identified as the primary culprit, but the others could contribute to the problem.
You can verify this by clicking on the start button, then control panel, then Windows Update. Choose "View update history" on the left. If you see any of those numbers in your list, then you should click on "Installed Updates" at the top to select each one and choose the "Uninstall" button.
For the latest updates on this issue and instructions from Microsoft on how to repair your PC if you are one of the unlucky ones that now has a non-booting PC, please visit this Microsoft website: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2982791
For those of you that use Integrity's Managed IT Services, you do not need to take any action. We have already prevented this issue on thousands of PC's. If you are not an Integrity client and would like to find out more about our proactive Managed Services, please visit our website and contact us.
Read On
Integrity Technology Solutions Recognizes Cybersecurity Awareness Month With Commitment To Online Safety And Education
Bloomington, IL — Oct. 1, 2025 — Integrity Technology Solutions is proud to announce its...
CAT Sunset: What The August 2025 Deadline Really Means For Financial Institutions
If you built your cybersecurity program around the FFIEC Cybersecurity Assessment Tool (CAT), you...
Gone Phishing: How To Avoid The Greatest Cybersecurity Scam
More people fell victim to phishing and spoofing scams in 2024 than any other cybersecurity threat,...

Leave a Reply