Blue Screenshots

Microsoft released update KB4592438 for Windows 10 2004 in early December. One of the problems that it corrected was the one that affected users with an Intel NVMe SSD that since Windows 10 May 2020 Update were experiencing problems in the form of blue screens. An update that is again causing complaints

Windows 10 via update KB4592438 for version 2004 and version 20H2 is causing problems during the installation process for some users alongside cases with spikes in CPU and memory usage.And the truth is that this is not the first time that problems have appeared with a Microsoft update.

Errors and failures

Complaints that have not taken long to appear on Reddit as well as in the Microsoft forums, where complaints are mostly related to problems during the installation processIn these cases, Windows will try to download the update, going into a loop and displaying generic error messages, such as 0x8007000d, 0x800f0922…

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One of the users, on the Microsoft forums, states that he gets this error message some update files are missing or have problems. We will try to download the update again later. Error code: (0x80070003)."

But in addition, there are those affected who complain of performance problemsBoth on Reddit and on the Microsoft forums there are users complaining about increased CPU and RAM consumption on their computers along with delays when opening and closing programs and Applications.

There are also users who complain about glitches with applications in 3D environments, startups that do not respond when pressing the power button... The bugs and thread problems are everywhere.

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If this is your case and your computer has been affected by any of these problems, an effective solution is to remove the update that is causing the failures: a process that involves going to routeSettings, Update and security and within it click on View update history The next step is to use the Uninstall updates option by checking the corresponding update and then clicking thebutton UninstallAnd if you haven&39;t upgraded yet and you&39;re not sure about these complaints, you can pause the upgrade temporarily."

Via | Windows Latest