However, Microsoft acknowledged a long list of bugs affecting Windows 10 users. Apart from the known issues, Windows Insiders reported a series of other issues they experienced so far. This article is a quick round-up of all of these reported issues.
Windows 10 build 18912 issues
System failure
One Windows 10 user who successfully installed the recent build reported that the update introduced some serious issues in the system. Furthermore, the user failed to roll back to the previous build and the system ended up in a reboot loop. If you are experiencing a similar situation it is better to go for a clean install.
Norton antivirus crashes
It looks like Norton antivirus has some serious issues with Windows 10 build 18912. According to user reports Norton crashes after the installation of this build.
Missing download progress %
Another user reported about missing download progress % and the download was stuck at 0%. It is a known issue and Microsoft is working on it. A fix is expected to arrive in the upcoming release.
GSOD bugs
There are some reports of Green Screen errors that interrupt the installation process for 64-bit version of Windows 10 build 18912. Currently, no workaround is available to help you to get rid of this issue.
Download failure
A Windows 10 Home user reported that the download failed with the error code 0x8007000e. If you are one of those who ran into a similar issue, you can simply reboot your system and try again.
Download stalls
Apparently, Windows 10 build 18912 triggers some issues on 32-bit systems. There are multiple reports that the download activity stops at some point.
Disk type issues
Some previous builds introduced a strange bug involving disk type in the Task Manager Performance tab. One user confirmed that Build 18912 is also affected by the same issue and all disks are listed as HDDs.
Memory issues
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