Some users are experiencing errors in Chrome after installing Windows 10 2004: there are failures to sync and sign in

Windows 10 in version 2004 is already a reality. With a deployment that is being progressive in order to avoid possible failures that affect a greater number of users, Microsoft's spring update for its operating system continues to present failures and errors

We must remember that a few days ago Microsoft released a patch in Patch Tuesday aimed at solving a large number of errors present in Windows 10 May 2020 Update, a compilation that, however, still suffers from bugs that are giving more than one headache to users.And that's what happens with Chrome, Google's browser, which offers login problems and data synchronization.

Problems with Chrome

Users who already have Windows 10 2004 on their computer and who use Google Chrome as their main browser, have seen how when they log in to their profile in Chrome and after turning off the computer, a message appears Bug that forces to repeatedly add our passwords despite the fact that we had already entered them previously.

The error occurs when starting Chrome after turning off the computer, at which point the browser seems to lose all stored information regarding at login and request it again. A failure that has led to complaints from users in different threads in the Google support forums.

In addition, it is not the only error present in Windows 10 2004 related to the Google browser, as there are also users who claim that after updating Chrome has problems synchronizing the data and loses the saved information, in the case of cookies, once the browser is closed.

A bug caused by the spring update, because it seems to affect other applications such as Mail and Calendar, OneDrive o Battle.net, apps that will repeatedly ask for login details.

Despite constant testing, both by Microsoft and by the members of the Insider Program with the different builds that have been released, Windows 10 version 2004 continues to offer problems .

Via | Windows Latest