Known and Resolved issues for Windows 10 May 2020 Update version 2004

Cliff S · 06 Jun 2020

Tonyb said:

oh your registry edit on the screen im not very good with that area but will try :)

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@Cliff S here is what mine looks like not sure what the heck it means honestly.

Attachment 282090

So yours also shows as Release Preview(vb_release_svc_prod1)

Cliff S · 06 Jun 2020

Oh and if feedback Hub is installed one can see it too:

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Tonyb · 06 Jun 2020

wow how nice of Microsoft i wonder if it was just released RTM without a build number change quit possible

jtjt00 · 06 Jun 2020

jtjt00 said:

At Checking for update: 14%, wait very long .......

Found the solution here:
Fix: Windows 10 Update Stuck Checking for Updates - EaseUS

f14tomcat · 06 Jun 2020

jtjt00 said:

Found the solution here:
Fix: Windows 10 Update Stuck Checking for Updates - EaseUS

Much more complete, and home grown.......

Reset Windows Update in Windows 10

f14tomcat · 06 Jun 2020

Fabler2 · 06 Jun 2020

f14tomcat said:

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Mutoidi · 06 Jun 2020

Fabler2 said:

Yep.. been quietly LMAO for a few days on that one now too!

ThrashZone · 06 Jun 2020

Hi,
Yeah besides more advertising holes not sure what the fuss is about 2004 just more .reg files to remove the new bloat @Brink so hopefully you're on it we need updated reg files I guess

Bree · 06 Jun 2020

ThrashZone said:

...not sure what the fuss is about 2004 ...

I'm not sure we'd expect dramatic changes now, W10 has been around and maturing for five years now.

I have 2004 on a couple of machines. There's nothing significantly new, but there are a lot of minor improvements.

A setting has been added to Windows security to allow turning on its PUA/PUP reputation based detection. No longer do you need a .reg file to do it.

Also, the WiFi icons now more sensibly make it clear which connections are secure. Previously they just had a rather ambiguous shield with an exclamation mark indicating the open connections, now all secure connections show a padlock.