Thunderbolt Port And Windows 10 Equals Possible Blue Screen

08/11/2020 - Updated: 01/23/2023

Thunderbolt Ports and Windows 10 Not Working Well

Again, the Microsoft has mentioned a new system failure Windows 10 which affects equipment that has a Thunderbolt port. It is a very serious failure that generates the dreaded life-threatening Blue Screen.

The operating system Windows 10 continues to fail many users. The causes have been so considerable in the last few years that Microsoft opt for drastic solutions such as blocking updates on the equipment that generates these conflicts.

days we have already mentioned about the return of the annoying blue screen on windows 10 to this we associate the use of the system updates windows 10.

Today Microsoft has mentioned the problem even more, but this time for equipment with Thunderbolt port and that for those who are already looking for a solution.

Experts have detected that this problem appears when you connect an external drive: NVMe SSD to a computer using the Thunderbolt port.

When you make use of this port you have a good chance that your computer crashes or restarts.

The company Microsoft is implementing the blocking of updates to avoid these conflicts, only on some devices. the drawback is that some users choose to force the update giving way to the failures of reboot and blue screens.

The new MacBook Pro has problems with its only ports, the Thunderbolt 3 ports.

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Solution for Thunderbolt Port and Windows 10

The solution to this is very simple: Install only the updates that only the system offers you.

The Thunderbolt ports this time more expanded in the teams Pcs. they are universal connectors of Intel that handle data such as videos, uploads, and is widely compatible with USB.

Last summer saw the premiere of the Thunderbolt 4which exceeded a speed of more than 40 Gb/sec, and its compatibility with USB 4and presented its improvements with the installation of various Thunderbolt ports in the same team.

This was previously only possible in one.