Anything operating that low in the stack is going to be a risk if shit goes wrong. It’s essentially a untrusted third party kernel update. Any sysadmin worth a

Anything operating that low in the stack is going to be a risk if shit goes wrong. It’s essentially a untrusted third party kernel update. Any sysadmin worth a dime knows not to blindly upgrade something like a kernel without staging it first - this is no different. But honestly windows admins don’t understand the systems they’re maintaining.. so this was inevitable.