Microsoft recovers updates on Windows 10 October 2018 Update with Build 17763.104 in the Insider Program

After the storm it seems that little by little calm returns to Microsoft… for the good of the company and its users, who They don't win for scares in recent weeks, especially if we have to talk about Windows 10 and the latest update that they have released in the fall of what happens to be one of their flagship products and emblem of the brand.

It seems incredible that Microsoft has a testing program like the Insider Program. Four rings, dozens of Builds and that they have finally released an update that has caused so many headaches.The truth is that with the troubled waters a few days ago, and we already know the story, in Redmond they begin to resume activity and they do so releasing a new compilation for Windows 10 October 2018 Update

This is Build 17763.104, which corresponds to patch KB4464455. An update arriving for now for Insiders within the Slow Ring and Release Preview, indicating that it shouldn't take long to see how it reaches mainstream users.

A Build with few improvements, although these focus on improving aspects and correcting major bugs Better to cover little and walk on the safe side than occupy a lot and give a slip, they will have thought of Microsoft. This is the list of fixes we found:

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• Fixed issue where causingto be displayed in Task Manager in the ?Processes? some details incorrect."
• Fixed an issue where in certain cases text input did not work on the first process after launching a user session in Microsoft Edge.
• Fixed an issue where applications would stop responding after resuming the device.
• Fixed various bugs that caused application compatibility issues with third-party antivirus and virtualization products.
• Fixed various issues related to driver compatibility.

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You already know that if you belong to any of the rings that can benefit from this Build, you can get it within some of the specified rings, you can download it by going to Settings Menu and search for Updates and security and then click on Check for updates "

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