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

Joan Archer said:

Installing the Beta worked for me, I did that on Monday then yesterday did the download and install again. As soon as it was finished I did a complete shut-down, I left it some time then turned it on again and everything was working as it should be.

Before closing down last night there was an update for .NET Framework so I just clicked update and turn off, it looked as if it was doing a couple of restarts but it did do the shut-down.

Turned on this morning and I got the box for an update for MWB, did that and everything is still working OK, well it is at the moment so fingers crossed it continues that way.

Hello.
Happy for you.
I ended up doing the same as you do.... a little while ago, but unfortunately in my case everything remains the same.
Thanks for the update!
Regards!

cool57 said:

Hello.
I am that user referred to with freezing issues with Anti Ramnsonware enabled on Malwarebytes.
The problem started at the same moment that I installed the Windows 2004 version.
It took me a while to discover that Malwarebytes was causing the problem.
I have a Dell XPS 13 9360 with all the drivers updated and Malwarebytes has been running with Windows Defender for a long time ... until that Windows update.
The problem is the freezing of the Browser and then the freezing of several apps at random, but consistently after waking up from sleep mode.
It can work well for a few hours and suddenly happen ... or it can happen several times in a row.
Fast startup off as recommended by Malwarebytes staff.
In fact, it's not just me where the Beta version doesn't solve the problem .... in fact, there are many people on isolated topics.
Some even requested a refund of the license money.
There are collaborators who assume that there is a problem and others who devalue it ... it depends on who answers.
Because I did not like the tone that a collaborator (in Malwarebytes Forum) addressed me ...I abandoning the forum and I will not participate there again.
However the problem is real, turning off Antiramsonware solves the problem immediately.
It remains to wait for an update that will actually solve this irritating problem.
Best regards.
Stay safe!

I just woke my computer up from sleeping all night. After I started Firefox it froze. I had to hit the computer reset button to get the system working again. What I don't understand is was the problem cause by a problem 2004 has with sleep or the Malwarebytes Premium I have. I have three choices:
1. Go back to 1909
2. Disable sleep for now
3. Disable Malwarebytes and only depend upon Defender

Does anyone have any thoughts on this?

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cool57 said:

Hello.
Happy for you.
I ended up doing the same as you do.... a little while ago, but unfortunately in my case everything remains the same.
Thanks for the update!
Regards!

I just checked that I have Malwarebytes v.4.1.0.56. Malwarebytes says I have the latest version/

MisterEd said:

I just woke my computer up from sleeping all night. After I started Firefox it froze. I had to hit the computer reset button to get the system working again. What I don't understand is was the problem cause by a problem 2004 has with sleep or the Malwarebytes Premium I have. I have three choices:
1. Go back to 1909
2. Disable sleep for now
3. Disable Malwarebytes and only depend upon Defender

Does anyone have any thoughts on this?

Have you try disable Ati Ramnsoware Protection in Malwarebytes?
It works for many people until we wait for a fix.

kado897 said:

MBW Beta also works for some people.

Just for some people...in my case (and lots of others) dont.
I have try again today with the last Beta.
No luck.
However its true that seems fix the issue for some.

kado897 said:

Mine are running Ken.

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Have a look at some of your return codes: 1 or 0x1: Incorrect function called or unknown function called.
2 or 0x2: File not found.
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