The Windows 10 May 2020 Update is now available for everyone who wants to download it manually, but apart from the new possibilities and improvements it brings, there are also some known issues you should be aware of before updating.
Below we'll list some of the issues that have already been identified by Microsoft, but there are many more that you should be aware of as they cause errors BSODs (from Blue screen of Death). For the full image, visit the link at the end of the publication.
The following known issues could cause BSOD once Windows 10 May 2020 Update is installed:
- Errors or issues during or after updating devices with certain drivers sound Conexant
- Problems connecting or disconnecting a Thunderbolt dock
- Problem with older drivers for adapters screenς Nvidia (GPUs)
Error with Conexant drivers occurs immediately after update to version 2004 and may result in BSOD
The affected driver is called Conexant HDAudio Driver and you can check it in Device Manager (Sound, video and game controllers) The affected versions are 8.65.47.53, 8.65.56.51 or 8.66.0.0 to 8.66.89.00 for chdrt64 .sys or chdrt32.sys, ”says Microsoft.
As for the Thunderbolt issue, Microsoft says it occurs when a Thunderbolt dock is used on a device with it enabled protection DMA Kernel and Windows Hypervisor platform disabled.
In all cases, Microsoft is aware of the above issues and is expected to release the necessary updates.
Read all the known topics as mentioned by Microsoft from the following link
I would like to ask a question. I installed Win10 on a dual boot system with Linux but I do not have wifi recognition, but if I restart from Linux to win, then I have WiFi recognition… What happens? And how is the problem fixed?
what you are saying is very general, but look here https://iguru.gr/2018/08/26/windows-linux-disks/
George,
you are here for us and our problems… thanks for the answer, only the problem was not solved..repeat.I leave with restart, not with shutdown from linux and enter win10 and everything is fine since it is directly connected to wifi and I work normally .So simple and strange things….
which system did you install first? If you leave with restart from linux and wifi works in Windows what is the problem?
The problem is that if I start win normally, it does not recognize WiFi. I have to leave Linux with a restart and then it's ok to go… in the end do not think so for a GM I look for it ιν Linux is necessary
Thank you very much… not to bother you all… well done…
PS I will find it, where will I go?
..he only wants time
why try to ask the same question here https://www.facebook.com/groups/iguru.gr/
Linux installed first… does it matter?
Linux installed first… does it matter?