Microsoft Says, Windows 10 2004 Bugs Resolved With New Updates!

Microsoft had released an update in May 2020 that was considerably recognized for many software bugs affecting the system. As soon as the update had rolled out, users started updating their system to the new update.

However, soon after, many complaints were made by Windows 10 users about facing several issues within the system. These most common issues had blocked many Windows 10 users from updating the May 2020 patch until the problem was fixed.

Looking into it, Microsoft held that accountable and started digging for the bug. Successfully, the issues were revealed by the Microsoft team on 12th June 2020. But, here’s the good news. After revealing the issues, Microsoft worked on it and rolled out the new update. UAE Technician has geared up to help you understand the problem and resolve it at the earliest. Read more to find out.

What’s New?

Many bugs were affecting the performance and operation of the system for which the new update has been released by Microsoft. Among these resolutions, there are many fixes for issues related to drivers.

These driver issues were responsible for being a reason behind the update block by Microsoft. However, the new update patch contains a solution for a peculiar issue. Apparently many LTE modems were causing a disconnection issue or rather stopping a system from connections on the internet right after the May 2020 update.

The new update version, KB4568831, is not just to fix the problems but it can also be considered as a due update that was going to be released in the month of August. Also, Microsoft had held the update due to a compatibility reason with Intel, Realtek as well as Nvidia. However, that has been revealed since the update came out.

On the other hand, the previous May 2020 update had an issue where users were unable to use the “Magnifier” tool in Microsoft’s Excel. And not just that, but many users also reported having issues working with “Excel” since it would stop working at all. The KB4568831 update patch has configurations that solve that.

Meanwhile, Windows 10 users also reported that the users, when watching a video of 4K HD resolution, faced a bug. It would say, “darker than expected when you configure certain non-HDR systems for HDR Streaming”. Looking at the update, this should also no longer be a problem.

More on New Fixes!

The previous update contained many issues among which one was related to crashing. But, most commonly when the users would try and open the “Settings” application, then the window would crash unexpectedly.

Also, the issue was not restricted settings. Users would also face it while making adjustments to any default applications through “Setting”. Similarly, some error codes in the update restricted printers to print any file to a network printer. These issues have been fixed in the current update.

On the other hand, there were two other issues that were related to Microsoft’s RAID protection software as well as issues creating Storage Spaces. By the middle of June 2020, many users reported having issues with the Storage space. Microsoft did acknowledge the issue. In about two weeks later from then, Microsoft offered a solution or rather a partial solution to reduce the problem. The new update has considerably the full solution to these issues.

Microsoft shed some light on the issues that were fixed for Storage Spaces. The team briefly informed, the solution has everything to do with the in-built memory parity bit maps. This was troublesome as it could cause some problems related to the data integrity in Parity Storage Spaces.

The update has a fix for it that can control the creation of a storage pool by users. All of that is done with the help of Storage Spaces through the Control Panel.

Issues With Windows Defender Fixed

According to the user reports, there were many issues that were causing the Microsoft Windows Defender ATP to work poorly after the May 2020 update. Another issue that was troubling users regarding the “Sleep Mode” has been fixed.

Similarly, another issue was found regarding a bug that stopped Windows Defender ATP to run and scan for vulnerabilities. That was manually done. However, the same was happening for the automatic scanning in MS Defender ATP.

The current update has fixed these problems too. Also, it contains some improved configurations that can detect malicious activities in the system. However, it the problem revives then it is best to seek proper assistance from proficient IT experts of UAE Technician.

Drivers & Compatibility Issues Fixed!

Microsoft updated their health dashboard in terms of the Window 10 2004 update and it clarifies that some driver issues have been solved. However, the hold on compatibility is an issue that will be solved in the upcoming update that is due in Mid-August. So, most likely, the next patch will arrive on Tuesday.

Microsoft also mentioned an issue that was mitigating externally. There was an issue related to compatibility. Apparently, a feature update was blocked right before the current update was going to be released, however, the block was for affected devices. If you want a vivid guide regarding this issue then UAE Technician can sort every bit of it.

This feature was related to a compatibility issue among the Nvidia Display Adapter and the Windows 10 May 2020 update. Lastly, there was an issue with the Intel Integrated GPU. Windows systems that consisted of Intel GPU, faced compatibility issues. And, interestingly, users also reported having incompatibility issues as well. The problems were related to certain applications or drivers having a specific version of  “aksdf.sys” or rather “aksfridge.sys”.

Finally…

The new update contains many bug fixes for Windows 10 users. Finally, the rolled out update gives ease to the users. However, another update patch is coming out in the middle of August soon. Furthermore, UAE Technician houses the best professionals to resolve every technical glitch occurring in the latest gadgets and operating systems.