3 bugs with the Settings app since 21H1

I've never seen any of these problems. I'm on Win 10 Pro X64 21H2 19044.1586.

Not even, sometimes? I've reset the settings app many times, ran sfc /scannow, system maintenance and chkdsk . No problems anywhere, just with the settings app. Every driver that can be updated is updated to its latest, too

@Konally

I've had the 2nd one you mention about updating windows happen where it doesn't auto-refresh until you reopen the GUI for Windows Update. Matter of fact, I've had that problem since the inception of Windows 10.

Look at it this way, since 2015, it only took them seven years to fix the Microsoft Store not auto-updating your purchased apps and now that they fixed the Microsoft store not auto-updating, their prize browser Edge Chromium won't update automatically.

There is a thread HERE that explains why that is, and frankly I didn't like the answer he got and he never answered my questions in the thread or answered my personal message about it.

1) Not sure what you mean with this problem. Every time I open Windows Update, I always see the "Check for updates" button:

And when I push the button, the button disappears. (You said: "when you check for updates the button sometimes disappears").
When I push that button, it always disappears while checking for updates. That's normal when it's doing this:


2) I've never had this issue.
3) I've went to "Background apps" several times. It was always able to scroll.




Try running some Troubleshooters. Search for this title, and run these troubleshooters:

can't say that I've experienced any of those problems .

@pepanee

The "Check for updates" button disappearing after clicking on it is understandable; however, it isn't the fact that mine doesn't return either; it's the fact that the progress of the update being completed that will not display until the GUI is shutdown and reopened.

I've put up with that since 2015 and there is no magic troubleshooter that has solved it in seven years. I eventually just went with using the .msu's from the update catalog because it is not on my end that the problem emanates from-------I just know it for a fact, because I have seen no outlined steps to fix it other than a troubleshooter from Microsoft.

Konally: You can try to reinstall your mouse drivers. That 'could' have a possibility of fixing that "Background apps" wheel scroll. Not sure. But it's worth the try if you wanna check that out.
And with that other person's reply about the updates, now I see what you meant. I've never experienced that issue. And sorry, I have no solution for that.

EyeInTheSky: I see. Now I understand by what the Thread Starter meant. You're experiencing the same problem as them. I have no clue how to fix that.