Starting in May, users of all Windows versions were able to decide when updates were installed, including an option to delay an update for more than a month. Last April, Microsoft said it would improve the user experience by giving users the option to forgo constant updates. According to Windows Latest, the fixes could come as late as February.įorbes called Microsoft’s 2019 “bug-ridden” for Windows 10, including bugs that caused a spike in CPU usage, updates that broke network adapters, search problems, USB connection issues, audio issues and odd-colored screenshots.
The company has said that it plans to fix the bugs after the holidays. Read Next: Starting Next Month, Microsoft Will Nag You About Your Windows 7 Machine “The production devices should be getting fixes for these issues rather sooner than later, but Microsoft’s program manager has revealed that the company will only investigate the bug present in the production builds after the holidays,” Windows Latest wrote. Per Windows Latest, Microsoft has developed fixes for these bugs and has shipped the changes to Windows 10 20H1 users in the Windows Insider program. The website said the unresponsive search box is the result of the company’s unified search experience for File Explorer that allows users to preview items and pictures as they type. Microsoft is reportedly working on a fix to a November update for Windows 10 that breaks search features in File Explorer.Īccording to Windows Latest, the November update was scheduled to be a minor release, but it apparently breaks down File Explorer search by freezing the search panel when the box is selected for input.
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