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Microsoft Windows 10 May 2020 Update Has Major Chrome Issues

Microsoft Windows 10 May 2020 Update Has Major Chrome Issues
Microsoft Windows 10 May 2020 Update Has Major Chrome Issues

Microsoft windows May 2020 Update is a major release, a lot of things are changing, and there are a bunch of issues acknowledged by Microsoft and even Lenovo.

Two weeks ago, Microsoft launched the May 2020 Update, which was released with ten major flaws, users have continued to experience issues. The Windows 10 May 2020 Update seemingly undermines Google Chrome’s authentication and sign-in features and renders it unable to retain data as it should, in response to issues extensively noted on web forums, as reported by WindowsLatest.com

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Microsoft Windows 10 May 2020 Update Has Major Chrome Issues

For example, one user has reported Chrome not saving cookies and preventing synchronization after rebooting their system. Others,  in the meantime, have complained about related sign-in issues with numerous functions such as Edge, OneDrive, and the Chromium-based Battle. Internet app.

“I’m dealing with a problem where each time I close chrome, it pauses sync and doesn’t seem to use stored cookies (meaning it logs me out of all websites, regardless of if the password is stored in sync or not),” commented one user on a Google forum. “This issue only began after I moved to a new computer (from windows 7 to windows 10) and used restore from an external hard drive to move over all my files.”

The user added they tried a variety of workarounds, similar to deleting all Chrome-related information, restoring the app as well as downloading the Chrome Beta, none of which appeared to repair the problems.

The reported issues with Google Chrome’s syncing capabilities, which haven’t yet been recognized by Microsoft, have emerged alongside incompatibility issues with sure printers. Microsoft confirmed over the weekend that it’s investigating a problem involving the print spooler erroring or closing unexpectedly when trying to print. This has come because of the minor update KB4557957.

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There’s some dispute over the root nature of the trigger, but, with one user noting on a Microsoft Answer forum, as an illustration, that the problem was solved after they uninstalled the KB4560960 and KB4561608 updates.

The most recent in a string of bug-ridden flagship upgrades, the May 2020 upgrade has seen a bumpy launch so far, regardless of Microsoft giving it a for much longer testing lead-time than regular. The update was being beta-tested as far back as February 2019, in gentle of the botched April 2018 and October 2018 upgrade.