After a longer than usual incubation, the Windows 10 May 2019 Update gets a round of fixes. Here’s what’s been fixed.
One week after Microsoft pushed out Windows 10 version 1903, or the May 2019 Update, the company has issued its first set of bug fixes for this latest version of Windows 10.
Most Windows 10 users probably haven’t updated to version 1903 yet but those that have can expect a few bugs to be fixed in Microsoft’s latest update.
The cumulative update bumps Windows 10 1903 up to build number 18362.145 and brings a fix for a bug that caused external USB devices and SD memory cards to be „reassigned to an incorrect drive during installation“.
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Users facing this issue were being warned that their PC can’t be upgraded to Windows 10 version 1903. Microsoft explained in a support document that the external attached devices „cause an inappropriate drive reassignment“ on the device, so Microsoft blocked the update when it detected devices in this scenario.
