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CrowdStrike-rollback.ps1 is a PowerShell script designed to automate the removal of a specific file related to CrowdStrike that may be causing issues on your Windows system. This script should be executed in Safe Mode or the Windows Recovery Environment.
https://github.com/miguelgargallo/crowdstrike-rollback

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CrowdStrike-rollback.ps1 is a PowerShell script designed to automate the removal of a specific file related to CrowdStrike that may be causing issues on your Windows system. This script should be executed in Safe Mode or the Windows Recovery Environment.

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# CrowdStrike-rollback


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## Description
CrowdStrike-rollback.ps1 is a PowerShell script designed to automate the removal of a specific file related to CrowdStrike that may be causing issues on your Windows system. This script should be executed in Safe Mode or the Windows Recovery Environment.

## Issue with CrowdStrike
CrowdStrike is a security solution that protects endpoints against threats. However, certain CrowdStrike files may become corrupted or cause issues that prevent the system from functioning correctly. Specifically, a file named `C-00000291*.sys` in the `C:\Windows\System32\drivers\CrowdStrike` directory needs to be removed to resolve the problem.

## Usage Instructions

### Step 1: Preparation
- Ensure you have administrator permissions on the system where the script will be run.
- Save the script as `CrowdStrike-rollback.ps1`.

### Step 2: Boot into Safe Mode
1. Restart the system and enter Safe Mode or the Windows Recovery Environment.
2. To enter Safe Mode, hold down the **Shift** key while clicking "Restart" and then select:
- "Troubleshoot"
- "Advanced options"
- "Startup Settings"
- "Restart"
- Select the option for Safe Mode.
3. To enter the Windows Recovery Environment, follow a similar process and select:
- "Troubleshoot"
- "Advanced options"
- "Command Prompt".

### Step 3: Run the Script
1. Open PowerShell with administrator privileges.
2. Navigate to the directory where the script was saved.
3. Execute the script with the following command:

```powershell
.\CrowdStrike-rollback.ps1
```

This should help automate the process of resolving the issue.