Windows 10 update will fix some of the nastiest bugs in OS devices, and it is optional. This is available for May 2020 Update users, solving major issues with Linux support, and more.
The update called patch KB4577063 is currently a preview for Windows 10 May 2020 Update. Since it is optional, this means that it won't automatically update itself.
NEW YORK, NY - MAY 2: A view of the new Microsoft Surface Laptop following a Microsoft launch event, May 2, 2017 in New York City. The Windows 10 S operating system is geared toward the education market and is Microsoft's answer to Google's Chrome OS.
Users must navigate to Windows Update Panel, located in the Settings, and then choose the "View optional updates" option. Aside from OS bugs, the patch also includes a fix for an issue that causes games, which use spatial audio, to malfunction.
It can also fix some of the recent bugs, including the one that kills Windows Subsystem for Linux with an "element not found" error when users try to run it. Some of LTE modems' problems, which can affect users' internet connections, can also be solved.
If your device is currently suffering from one of the major bugs mentioned, it is advisable to install Window's latest patch. The update will be helpful to those users who are affected by the latter two problems.
Windows Mixed Reality headset users can also find the patch useful since it resolves several issues on devices and adds support for the device's new motion controllers.
However, if you happen to dislike the update, here's how you can uninstall it.
How to Uninstall a Windows 10 Update
Microsoft allows users to uninstall recent Windows 10 updates easily. One of the quickest ways is to use the Settings app, which is bundled with Windows 10.
NEW YORK, NY - MAY 2: The Microsoft logo is illuminated on a wall during a Microsoft launch event to introduce the new Microsoft Surface laptop and Windows 10 S operating system, May 2, 2017 in New York City. The Windows 10 S operating system is geared toward the education market and is Microsoft's answer to Google's Chrome OS.
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To do this, you must tap the "Start" button then click the "Settings cog" option. When the Settings app is successfully opened, choose the "Update and Security" option.
After that, you'll see "View update history" on the list. After you access the option, you must click "Uninstall updates," which is located in the top-left corner of your screen.
A Control Panel window will open, showing the recently installed updates on your computer. You can now look for the Windows 10 system update and uninstall it.
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Written by: Giuliano de Leon.
