Today my last two machines were offered 2004, so that makes the full set now. The last two were my newest (the E7270 above) and my very oldest (my test machine, System Two in 'My Computers' below). My test machine will (obviously) be taking the update to 2004. My two Dell Latitudes are going to stick with 1909 for now.
Now is the time to check if Chrome browser is working properly —in case you happen to use it— because some users are reporting that they are automatically signed out of the browser after installing the Windows 10 May 2004.
Some Chrome users are getting signed out automatically on Windows 10 version 2004 - gHacks Tech News
Windows 10 2004 issues: Now browser bugs hit – Edge startup launches, Chrome sign-outs | ZDNet
My old laptop was finally offered 2004 and is at about 65% installing now. It's been very slow.
EDIT: Had to revert to 1909. 2004 was unable to find a driver for some unidentified utility. That's the same problem I had when I tried upgrading the laptop with an ISO via Media Creation Tool earlier. With absolutely no idea what it is, I can't find whatever is missing. Booting into safe mode and working through every possibility an item at a time involves more work than 2004 is currently worth to me.
Last edited by larc919; 17 Jun 2020 at 10:41.
My two older AMD systems were finally offered the update as an option so they're both downloading it now.
My HP DV7 just got it offered as well. Downloading 0%. It will be awhile bit I'm ever hopeful.
Edit: Finished in an hour and 20 minutes. All seems okay so far. Have not tried printing yet.
Last edited by Ztruker; 17 Jun 2020 at 19:35.
I have two of my laptops completed and I still have one more to do but I think I will wait a while and see if Microsoft makes any improvements such as eliminating some of the ESENT 642 messages.
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And no, none of the "known issues" relates to my machine, at all.
