Windows 10 in the 20H1 branch would fix the problems of excessive CPU and disk consumption in searches

The year 2019 for Microsoft is being a horrible year in terms of failures caused by updates. A history that goes back a long way, since Windows 10 October 2018 Update, the update that they had to suspend and relaunch later and with 2019 these bugs have not been fixed

The last one was related to searches in the Start Menu (Windows Search) that caused a high consumption of resources on the computer. A problem that they now claim, is fixed with the following update, with Windows 10 2004.

A new algorithm

The update of Windows 10 in the 20H1 branch that will presumably arrive in the spring, apparently will remedy a problem that those who dared to update their equipment have been suffering since the last part of the year. It is something that has been echoed in Windows Latest, a medium that ensures that the American technology giant has been working on the problem with Windows Search trying to correct the bugs .

To achieve this, Windows 10 in the 20H1 branch would provide a new algorithm so that when performing a search the system identifies if they are being used excessive CPU and disk resources and therefore can take the necessary measures to solve the problem.

The problem can be derived from the indexing of files that the search engine performs with the improved mode that arrived in Windows 10 May 2019 Update and that expands the searches leaving only the locations used by Windows aside, as is the case of the System32 folder.Now with the new algorithm, file indexing in Windows would stop when CPU usage exceeds 80% and disk usage exceeds 70% Likewise , indexing will cease if game mode is enabled or when the device's battery charge is less than 50%.

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At the time we saw how the solution, at that time and waiting for a corrective patch, was to remove the update from the affected computer. For this it is necessary to go to the route Settings, Update and security and within it Click on View update history The next step is to use the option Uninstall updates by checking the update KB4512941 and then clicking the button Uninstall"

Windows 10 20H1 branch is getting closer, a long-awaited update after seeing how Windows 10 November 2019 Update was a tremendously light update that has brought almost no improvements to Microsoft's operating system.