There's a new warning that you must know about Microsoft Windows 10 latest update. The report reveals that a lot of its users experience various problems during their installation of the software. Worse, some of them can't even install the updated version. Here's where the update goes wrong.
Don't update Microsoft Windows 10: It causes bugs, crashes, deleted data, and more
As reported via Forbes based on the Bleeping Computers website, a group of users of Microsoft's new KB4556799 Windows 10 update is recently complaining about the software.
As explained, the update has been causing problems on different computers such as Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) crashes, deleted data, performance issues, broken audio, and more.
Microsoft released this update on May 12, and since then, a lot of negative feedbacks was already reported on the company.
"My system has been a wreck since this update (KB4556799)," said one impacted user. "I've had the machine for a month with no issues until this week. My system started throwing BSOD and rebooting over and over all night, to the point where I had to reset Windows to even be able to log back in."
Another user complained about its installment process.
"I installed the update, and audio drivers are missing. The Troubleshooter is also not working, and I am unable to uninstall the update because buttons within Settings are also not working," another user told the report.
It also appears that the new Microsoft update has been causing troubles-- not just in screen-- but in the audio driver configurations-- since the update was said to reinstall everything in a device.
"With this update, my audio devices have been completely broken. I have Realtek audio drivers, and I can't play anything via the speaker and even the headphones. I'm experiencing the problem on my desktop and Surface Pro 6. I clicked on the Sound icon and initiated Troubleshooting, which said that audio enhancements couldn't be loaded. I uninstalled the update and audio is now back," one user told in the comments.
Not the first time
It is not the first time that an updated version of Microsoft's Windows 10 garners negative feedbacks from its downloaders.
Since the start of the year, users have been complaining about the automatic deletion of user data, breaking audio in March, and even comprising the Chrome security, which impacted video games played in devices, in April.
For those who experienced troubles in your gadgets ever since you installed KB4556799 on your computer, it is advisable for you to uninstall the update first before using it directly immediately.
Microsoft has not yet announced any repair on the newest tech problems occurring with the new update. In most cases, they may probably release repair codes soon to resolve the problems.
