Known and Resolved issues for Windows 10 May 2019 Update version 1903

Brink · 14 Sep 2019

Anak said:

Shawn, you're gonna get keyboard cramps tryin' to keep up

that's six in this week and I see they've listed the Search with high CPU usage finally.

It's going to be serious when these fingers get cramped and knotted up.

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Anak · 14 Sep 2019

Who does your nails?

Brink · 18 Sep 2019

UPDATE 9/16:

Known issues updated in Windows 10 version 1903. See first post for more details.

EdKiefer · 18 Sep 2019

Windows Defender quick and full scans will not fully scan all files ("Scan now"), I get report 14 files scaned, before scan stopped which took a few seconds. If you do a custom path scan, for example C:\Windows, that will scan the files.

OS Build 18362.356

Warre1 · 18 Sep 2019

EdKiefer said:

Windows Defender quick and full scans will not fully scan all files ("Scan now"), I get report 14 files scaned, before scan stopped which took a few seconds. If you do a custom path scan, for example C:\Windows, that will scan the files.

OS Build 18362.356

Same here. I got 59 files scanned though.

krzemien · 18 Sep 2019

Microsoft tries to fix the sfc /scannow bug introduced by a patch in July, ends up clobbering Defender Malware @ AskWoody

kado897 · 18 Sep 2019

Warre1 said:

Same here. I got 59 files scanned though.

15 files for me.

Bree · 18 Sep 2019

krzemien said:

Microsoft tries to fix the sfc /scannow bug introduced by a patch in July, ends up clobbering Defender Malware @ AskWoody

Woody is totally wrong. Its the latest virus definitions that clobber Defender's quick scan. It's nothing to do with Defender as the same thing is seen in Windows 7 using MSE. See this thread for the true story.

Windows 10 Defender - Quick/Full Scans Last Only 15 Seconds??

krzemien · 18 Sep 2019

Out of interest: Do you guys seriously initiate full / quick scan as a casual task? Genuinely curious?

Bree · 18 Sep 2019

krzemien said:

Out of interest: Do you guys seriously initiate full / quick scan as a casual task? Genuinely curious?

Quick scans are periodically run automatically while the PC is idle (or you get prompted to do one if it's been a while since the last scan) so when you see only a handful of files have been scanned you start to worry.