The new build brings audio issues, GSODs, and other problems. But there’s one thing that isn’t recognized as an actual problem because it doesn’t affect the performance of the system: The “Some Settings are managed by your organization” text on the Windows Update page — even though their computers are not managed by any organization. As we said, this message won’t prevent new updates from being installed, but some people would prefer to remove it. According to Microsoft, this bug “is caused by an updated flight configuration setting for Insider Preview builds” and there’s no known workaround for it at the moment. However, we’ve seen this issue before as users reported the same problem in previous versions of Windows. So, if you’re seeing this message in the Windows Update page of the Settings app, you’ll want to check out our article about it for some potential solutions. If you’ve tried our solutions and they work, let us know about your results in the comments below. RELATED STORIES YOU NEED TO CHECK OUT:
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