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Doesn't look like it to me; however, from the article:
I don't use Windows Media Player, so I guess I missed that bug. Secondly, the author doesn't list even an example of the program defaults users are unable to set, so, I'm a little skeptical about that.Unfortunately, this isn't the only bug to have cropped up. It appears that, alongside the Windows Media Player bug, some users are unable to set Win32 program defaults for certain app and file type combinations. Again Microsoft says it is "working on a resolution" and estimates a solution to be made available in "late November 2018". I'd say, with only a week left of November, that's got to be very soon indeed.
The one "Intel" computer (Lenovo Flex 4 14") I have has the regular Insider Preview updates on it, and doesn't seem to have any problems, so I'd say this one will be solved quickly. And . . . it looks to me that this one should be laid at Intel's door, not Microsoft's.The Windows 10 October update's driver issue with Intel-based PCs also hasn't been fixed yet. After Intel inadvertently released versions 24.20.100.6344 and 24.20.100.6345 of its display drivers, which "accidentally turned on unsupported features in Windows", many users have found themselves being unable to use their computers as intended.