Although no one can explain why, it seems that each new version of Windows 10creates more problems than it solves, and unfortunately the new update released on January 29th is no exception.
As spotted by Windows Latest , many users visited Microsoft 's Answers forum and reported all the different errors that appeared on their computers after installing the update in question.
Among the problems encountered are slow boot times, sound not working, Bluetooth not working, BitLocker also not working, and the appearance of the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD).
However, one user commented that his machine was working fine after installing KB4532695 and the other recommended updates, so it seems the reported issues may not affect all Windows 10 devices.
What should be noted is that the KB4532695 version is an optional update, which means it will not install on its own to cause issues on a machine. A user also stated that his system works fine after removal and then reinstalling the update from scratch.
By the way, speaking of fixes, another interesting piece of information is that KB4532695 does not appear to do anything for the issues that exist in Windows 10 File Explorer, for which it is assumed it was released.
Of course, that doesn't mean Microsoft isn't doing anything to address unstable Windows updates. Recently, the company announced changes to the way it will receive and process updates from manufacturers so that flawed versions of programs don't end up being delivered to users.
If, however, you are concerned, the obvious solution is not to install the update or to remove it from your machine if you have already done so. Perhaps Microsoft will release a fix in future updates.
