Due to some inadvertent error, Microsoft released an internal Windows 10 build to users.
The problem with the released build is that it was in testing phase and never meant to be released.
As you all know, Windows 10 automatically updates the releases that Microsoft issues.
The issue was first noticed byMSPowerUserwhich reported that PC/laptops which automatically updated the faulty update.
Microsoft accidentally rolled out the Windows 10 build 16212 for x86 PCs and phones running Windows 10.
The immediate result of the update was bricked PC/laptops and smartphone running on Windows 10.
It can be safely said that the internal build 16212 that was released was not even an alpha update.
Geeks would know that companies generally release beta candidates to their testers for bugs and error reporting.
As soon as the PCs/laptops and mobiles which updated to the new build, they crashed.
Resetting your rig means losing your personal data which every person hates.
The internal build 16212 was also released to some regular users who arent part of the Windows Insider program.
If you have installed, reset with WDRT.
Microsoft has said that its analysis shows only a small portion of Insiders got these builds.
And check your Windows Insider Program prefs.
source: www.techworm.net
