Kernel memory leaking Intel processor design flaw

essenbe said:

But the cumulative update has killed AI Suite3
I have applied the new BIOS update, still didn't help.
I have uninstalled and reinstalled, no dice.
I have even tried just installing only the individual parts(there are three in total)... no joy either.
AI Suite is trashed, just like MSI's Command Center was after the spring Creators update, causing anything to do with RAM not to show or work.

It's the server that has been killed in AI Suite though, so not a thing will work.
I'm starting to think Microsoft doesn't like it when Motherboard vendors software can talk to BIOS.
What's next on the4ir list, Video card software?

Oh crap, I just started "pondering" again(nothing good ever comes from that).

What about all those IoT, and smart devices that have a CPU?

Hack-a-geddon!

I mean a smart fridge?
Those hackers will look at it's database, and know how much beer is in it, right?

I mentioned IoT and other aspects (namely cloud computing) as being the biggest targets.

Update: Intel Issues Updates to Protect Systems from Security Exploits - Windows 10 Forums

Faith said:

Do they honestly expect users to go to their board manufacturer's website and download/install driver updates? This should be pushed through Windows Update to mitigate the damage in my opinion. Or is the KB update that got pushed yesterday for W10 enough?

Windows Update has never sent out BIOS updates. They are always handled by your Board Manufacturer or computer manufacturer. This is nothing new.