![]() (It was not an update piped directly from Dell). That said, the blame for pushing the new firmware directly to the laptop can be laid at the feet of Windows Update, which really shouldn’t be running that kind of firmware update automatically, in the background, without the user knowing. So, while the initial reaction was to rage at the update – unsurprisingly – after investigation, KB5027215 was innocent here. In actual fact, it was a Dell firmware update pushed alongside patch KB5027215 which messed up the notebook’s charging functionality. To illustrate this, in the above linked Reddit thread, there’s a complaint of a Windows 10 laptop going wonky post-update, with its charger no longer recognized, but it turns out that the cumulative update wasn’t to blame in this case. ![]() We must be careful about how much we read into reports of bricking devices, of course, when they are scattered findings.
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