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Boozilla , 7 hours ago If you have EC2 instances running Windows on AWS, here is a trick that works in many (not all) cases. It has recovered a few instances for us: Shut down the affected instance. Detach the boot volume. Move the boot volume (attach) to a working instance in the same region (us-east-1a or whatever). Remove the file(s) recommended by Crowdstrike: Navigate to the C:\Windows\System32\drivers\CrowdStrike directory Locate the file(s) matching “C-00000291*.sys”, and delete them (unless they have already been fixed by Crowdstrike). Detach and move the volume back over to original instance (attach) Boot original instance Alternatively, you can restore from a snapshot prior to when the bad update went out from Crowdstrike. But that is not always ideal.
If you have EC2 instances running Windows on AWS, here is a trick that works in many (not all) cases. It has recovered a few instances for us:
Alternatively, you can restore from a snapshot prior to when the bad update went out from Crowdstrike. But that is not always ideal.