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Either way. 2004 has a few minor bugs but is stable and very usable. Then again, 2009 should fix those bugs so why not wait for it? I doubt I'm being very helpful here.is Windows 10 2004 build update is stable enough to make a fresh install using it is ISO or still stuck with build 1909 for little ??
is Windows 10 2004 build update is stable enough to make a fresh install
Thanks for your explanation.Really much appreciatedThe updated 2004 is much more stable, it's similar to 1909 at that point but you will still have some minor issues like the Disk Optimization "never run" bug. You can get the updated ISO from the Microsoft downloads which has the 19041.450 build---bypassing most of the problems 2004 had in its initial state.
It's Microsoft's obscure and indirect way of saying "Yes, 2004 stinks until you update it. "
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i don't even have the 2004 feature update offered yet. still stuck on 1909, and windows update is saying all is up to date. my kid's computer has what you have there, but when i try to install 2004 on his it fails. my laptop installed 2004 with no problems, but it can't install the cumulative update after it, lol. it just cycles downloading, failing, and rolling back. so i postponed that update until they figure it out.I am still on this page:
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i am using wise disk cleaner for Disk clean up and temp rile removing . i don't use registry optimizer or defragment tooldIf you want stability I would suggest not using an optimization tool.
Then why not using Windows disk cleaner / storage sense which exactly does thati am using wise disk cleaner for Disk clean up and temp rile removing . i don't use registry optimizer or defragment toold
i tried it before it is not efficient as third party tool.also wise disk cleaner has GUI for Built in windows optimization tools used by windows Cmd which is easy to useThen why not using Windows disk cleaner / storage sense which exactly does that
Windows Disk Cleaner doesn't cover third-party APPs.Then why not using Windows disk cleaner / storage sense which exactly does that
After applying the Windows 10 August update, if you’re having problems with your laptop, especially Lenovo ThinkPad, you’re not the only one.
A bug in Windows 10 KB4566782 and Lenovo’s BIOS is causing ThinkPad laptops to get stuck in Blue Screen of Death (BSOD). Lenovo has released a statement offering a workaround that seems to fix the issue for users, but non-Lenovo owners are also running into problems after August patch.
The company has applied a safeguard hold on all Windows 10 devices with affected WWAN LTE modems drivers, preventing Windows 10 2004 from being offered through Windows Update until the issue is resolved.
"We are working on a resolution and estimate a solution will be available in late September," Microsoft said.
Until a fix for this issue is available and the safeguard is removed, Microsoft urges customers not to attempt to manually update to the latest Windows 10 version using the Media Creation Tool or the Update now button.
For the moment, customers with devices already running Windows 10 2004 can mitigate the issue by toggling Airplane mode on and off.
"To do this, you can select the Start button, type airplane mode and select it. In the settings dialog, toggle Airplane mode on then off again. You should now be able to connect as expected," Microsoft explained.
Microsoft has finally acknowledged an undocumented issue in Windows 10 May 2020 Update (version 2004) where weird ESENT warnings will be found under the hood in Event Viewer. Windows Event Viewer is a built-in tool that shows a log of apps and system messages, including errors and warnings with detailed information.
Fortunately, Microsoft has started rolling out Photos app v2020.20090.1002.0 to the testers in the Dev Channel of Windows Insider program with a fix for the crashing bug. However, it is worth noting that there have been no official responses on the probable cause of the crash.
We’ll update this article when more details are available.
Finally
- Addresses an issue that causes the Optimize Drives dialog to incorrectly report that previously optimized drives need to be optimized again.