Microsoft continues to deal with the repercussions of having released Windows 10 October 2018 Update to the public skipping the rollout to the Release Preview ring Insiders first. After Version 1809 deleted some users' files and photos, the company decided to go through some more internal testing before making it available to everyone.

While the company paused the rollout and issued a cumulative update to those who had already installed the latest version of Windows 10, it now appears that Microsoft is facing another serious problem, now being caused by the cumulative update itself.

Build17763.55 (KB4464330) is givingBlue Screen of Death (BSOD) errors to several users. The error displays"WDF_VIOLATION" referring to the Windows Driver Framework (via Neowin) and seems to affect HP users. Some users report that the error is also seen when installing cumulative updates sent to the April 2018 Update version 1803 (KB4462919).

How to fix Windows 10 BSOD on 1809 and 1803

The issue appears to be related to driver file (C:\Windows\System32\drivers\HpqKbFiltr.sys). While some users were ableto get their machines working again using an earlier restore point, others reportthat deletingHpqKbFiltr.sys file fixes the problem (via WindowsCentral) and the devices start working normally.

Microsoft has confirmed investigating the issue, but in the meantime here's how to fix the problem.

Start your PC and it should go the Advanced Setup after the initialcrash. (If it doesn't go into Advanced Setup, hit the Power key when the Windows logo appears. Repeating this three times would help you enter into the Advanced Setup mode.)ChooseTroubleshootfrom the options given.Click onAdvanced options>Command Promptand run the following commands (hitting Enter after each):cd C:\Windows\System32\driversren HpqKbFiltr.sys HpqKbFiltr.sys.oldexitOnce done, restart your computer.

Have you upgraded to the latest Windows 10 October 2018 Update? Do let us know if you are also seeing any BSODs after installing the latest cumulative update and if the above workaround helped you fix Windows 10 BSOD error.