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So Windows is overwriting the microcode associated with the BIOS (it has a newer version). If you delete or rename
Windows\system32\mcupdate_genuineintel.dll
Windows won't load the updated microcode.
So Windows is overwriting the microcode associated with the BIOS (it has a newer version). If you delete or rename
Windows\system32\mcupdate_genuineintel.dll
Windows won't load the updated microcode.
Hi,
I believe so but Tommie hasn't tested it
He just rolled back to 1909 and all is well probably until ms updates the micro code again.
Alternative to deletinc the mcupdate file, is inserting the new microcode into the uefi rom and flashing it so that windows doesn't reset cpu_init at boot.