Microsoft recently rolls out another update for Microsoft Windows 10 version 1903. The latest update fixed several issues with the build. This is the May 2019 update of Microsoft's operating system released a few days ago, and it appears that this time, it is already working as intended.
The latest Microsoft Windows 10 update is called KB4505903 and has brought a new build number for the Redmond-based tech titan's operating system. The new build with the new update is version 18362.67 and fixes a wide range of improvements and bug fixes. The highlight of the latest update is semi-random and includes the following: several behavior fixes, including Bluetooth issues, display settings issues, as well as fixes on the way the Edge browser handles PDF.
The latest Microsoft Windows 10 update also resolved issues with significant features including the Start Menu and the Windows Hello. These are just some of the important highlights of the latest update. The cumulative update released last Friday also made several changes directly to the Windows Update client to enhance its reliability.
For the list of the update including the specific list of the known issues the Redmond-based tech titan is still working on, you can check out the company's website. The latest Microsoft Windows 10 update can be installed through Windows Update or through the Microsoft Update Catalog. Many are wondering why some tech analysts are happy with the latest reliability update from Microsoft.
The latest update is more impressive compared to previous updates released in the past that were plagued with many technical issues. It is worth noting that the Microsoft Windows 10 update released in October 2018 was rolled out, pulled put, and then forced through the same cycle until it finally becomes ready for the public. It was officially released last January 2019.
Several cumulative updates previously released were also marred with various performance issues either with the Windows 10 itself or with several popular titles. Users are hoping that the latest Microsoft Windows 10 update will be much stable and will not cause any problems with their desktops and devices running on the latest Microsoft Windows 10 build. A few days earlier, the Redmond-based tech titan accidentally released the developer's version of Windows 10 which earned the ire of many users.
Many assumed that since the accidentally-leaked build removed the Windows Tiles, the company intended it for the Windows 10 Lite version. The accidental leak was immediately pulled out by the company after many tech sites reported the incident.
