Microsoft causes complaints again with the latest Patch Tuesday: performance issues

Two days ago Microsoft launched on Patch Tuesday in May. An update that came to add improvements and correct errors and that has once again caused complaints from users when they see how represents failures and errors on the computers on which it is installed

Like every second Tuesday of the month, Microsoft fixes Patch Tuesday, when it releases a cumulative update for stable versions of Windows 10. In this case se benefited Windows 10 1909, Windows 10 20H2 and Windows 10 2004And in all of them errors are appearing.

Error code 0x800f0922

Patch Tuesday in May arrives with the KB5003173 patch and after the first installations we began to know about the errors caused by this update.

One of them is the occurrence of error code 0x800f0922 after attempting to upgrade, at which point the upgrade process stops and the patch cannot be installed.

A bug for now Not officially recognized by Microsoft among the bugs this update may cause. A problem that, however, has a solution that they have published in Deskmodder.

According to Deskmodder, the error occurs frequently on systems where Microsoft Edge has been previously uninstalled to revert to Edge LegacyOn these computers, when trying to install the KB5003173 patch, the process stops when it recognizes the existence of the folder C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft\Edge .

At this point the solution is to check manually if the folder exists and, if it is empty, delete it and Try updating from Windows Update.

Problems with video games

Those who use the computer to play games are also being affected after installing the latest Patch Tuesday. And this time the same bug that already existed in Patch Tuesday in April is repeated. Microsoft already warned of the existence of this problem:

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This time the problem will be resolved automatically thanks to theknown problem reversion (KIR) function, although they warn that it can still take several hours to do it, especially on home devices>"

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If you want to check if it has been updated recommend restarting your computer from time to time to make sure it is applied if it is already available>"

Loss of certificates

Along with the bugs already seen, another problem is occurring when applying this patch, a bug that puts installed certificates at risk , either from the user or from the system. And it is that after updating the certificates they can be lost. However, this failure, which is reported on the support page, is more difficult to cause:

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To solve the problem, we will have to go back to a previous version of Windows 10 and return to update once the problem has been solved In the next weeks."