Known issues with Windows 10 May 2021 Update

Microsoft released Windows 10 version 21H1 last night . The Windows 10 “May 2021 Update” is now available for those interested, but you should be aware that although it is a stable release, Windows 10 version 21H1 still includes two known issues.

Each time Microsoft releases a new feature update for Windows 10, it publishes a list of known issues. Most of these issues are usually minor, but some of them may significantly affect the workflow of some users.

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The list from this update is relatively short and includes two unresolved issues.

Known issues in version 21H1 of Windows 10

  • A loud noise may be heard when using 5.1 Dolby Digital audio with certain settings.
  • Automatic introduction of Furigana may not work as expected.

Both issues have been temporarily curtailed, but a steady update is under way for both.

So, you can probably install the May 2021 Update if you think it might cause you problems. But you could certainly expect that since yesterday's update doesn't bring any major changes . The majority of the update's issues were already resolved by version 2004 - 20H2.

However, Microsoft gradually began to make the update available. The adventurous will soon begin to comment on any Microsoft failures.
The company will continue to update the list of known bugs over time, and after receiving feedback from users.
You can follow what is happening from the official website:

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  1. I have missed the good old days.
    Then we did an upgrade and lost a bunch of files. Or when we could not logon. Ή when at the finish we saw a beautiful sea image that said "I played them and I will send a message to my creator to correct me"…

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