The KB5001028 update is released to fix BSoD errors in v1909. Here are the links to download KB5001028 offline installer.
To no one’s surprise, the previous update KB4601315 is causing BSoD errors for some Windows 10 v1909 users. To fix this, Microsoft released an urgent out-of-the-band update KB5001028. According to Microsoft, the previous update has a serious bug with its WPA3 Wi-Fi module. Due to this, some user’s systems might crash with a BSoD error when trying to connect to a WPA3 protected Wi-Fi network.
If you facing BSoD errors after installing the recent update, installing this update should fix the issue immediately.
Generally, Windows 10 should be able to roll back defective updates. However, if it’s not working then you have to manually install the KB5001028 update. Of course, if Windows is able to, it will automatically download the KB5001028 update. Alternatively, you can also download the KB5001028 offline installer using the links below.
Download KB5001028 offline installer
To make things easier for you, I found the direct download links for KB4601315 for both Windows 10 32-bit and 64-bit systems. Depending on your system type, download the update using the below links and install it like any other Windows software. After installing, restart the system and you are good to go.
For v1909:
KB4601315 x86 (32-bit) offline installer (download size: 221.7 MB)
KB4601315 x64 (64-bit) offline installer (download size: 448.5 MB)
If you want KB4601315 download links for Windows Server, ARM64 based systems, or some other version then go to the Microsoft update catalog website to find the appropriate links. All you have to do is click on the Download button next to the appropriate version.
KB5001028 changelog
Addresses an issue that causes stop error 0x7E in nwifi.sys when you attempt to use a Wi-Fi Protected Access 3 (WPA3) connection. This issue occurs after installing KB4598298 or KB4601315.
That is it.
