After the last september update, I am having trouble using the Azure Enterprise Beta data source in PBI Desktop. Connecting to it causes BSOD (Error: driver irql not less or equal tcpip.sys). I have used three different computers and all have had the same errors and results. Worked flawlessly before the update. Using the same source in PBI on O365 also works fine. Since I have tried using many different computers and set-ups here, I assume the problem might be in the latest update?
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