Windows 10. New PROBLEMS with Recently Released Update

Windows 10. The recently released update for Microsoft's operating system also comes with a very big problem for customers who have already installed it on their computers, and this increases their frustration a little more. More precisely, the recently released update for Windows 10 by the Microsoft company also brings a problem that prevents the normal use of Bluetooth speakers by users, and of course this has frustrated a lot of people.

Windows 10. KB4505903 is the name of the patch that brings these problems to computer users running this operating system, and everyone who installs it must know what they are exposing themselves to when using it. Normally, the update should solve a problem with playing sounds in Windows 10, but unfortunately it generates another problem with playing sounds through Bluetooth speakers, and many people are affected by the problem.

Windows 10. New PROBLEMS with Recently Released Update

Windows 10. The problem completely prevents the connection of Bluetooth speakers to the users' computers, or at best, allows them to be connected, but the sound quality will be very bad, which is very annoying. The problem affects such a large number of users that Microsoft recognized its existence in Windows 10, and announced that it is currently working on a method to solve it.

"Additionally, in Device Manager, notice an entry under the Audio, video, and game control node for the Microsoft Bluetooth A2dp source that shows a yellow icon (exclamation mark)."

Windows 10. Those who encounter this problem could try to solve it by accessing the System File Checker and using the function that repairs the files that have disappeared or are corrupted, this being the only solution. If this trick does not work, and Windows 10 refuses to play the sounds as it should, then users must wait for Microsoft to release another update that will solve this problem.

Windows 10. It is not known how long it could take until things could return to normal, so it remains to be seen what Microsoft will announce in relation to this big problem.