The bugs fixed by the latest update of windows 10

A few hours ago Microsoft has released a new update to the Windows 10 operating system exclusively for Insiders, this means that it will not yet be available to everyone until it passes its "test" phase by the user community. This new update elevates Windows 10 to Build 14291, the last stable Build being number 10586, which most users of this operating system (including their server) will surely use at this time.

Windows 10 update

In the following lines we will go on to detail what are the errors that this update corrects and if it will be worth waiting for it to update, in case you use Windows 10:

The bugs it fixes

• Improved the alignment of the system tray and the notification area of ​​Windows 10. All the processes of connecting to WEP networks that were insecure have been improved. Improved and corrected the suggested searches of the Microsoft Edge browser. notification icons in the system tray. Fixed an issue in Microsoft Edge where the "X" to close tab did not display correctly on 8-inch devices.

In addition to correcting these errors, Microsoft has recognized that there are still other errors that will be corrected in the final version of this update, these are:

Bugs to be corrected in the final version

• The PC may crash completely when connecting an Xbox One or Xbox 360 controller (Amazing but real). The Hyper-V system that is virtualizing a network adapter may have problems showing the notifications icon, although it works correctly. Applications such as QQ or Windows Live Mail may crash. There are some compatibility problems with Kaspersky products, such as Antivirus.

As added in this new Windows 10 update, the Microsoft Edge browser already supports extensions, although they warn that it is a very preliminary version that will be more debugged when the update reaches the masses.

Apparently, this new Windows 10 update is not as decisive as others have been in the past, but it will always be advisable to update.