Windows 10: Microsoft Explains a PROBLEM that has ANNOYED a lot of people

Windows 10 has been explained by the Microsoft company a problem that has annoyed a lot of people until now, and this in the conditions where it took many months for this to happen. Windows 10 prevents users from shutting down their computers sometimes due to an unusual error that shows an application named "G" as the one preventing this process, and no one knew exactly what was going on with it.

Windows 10 did not have something new and specially implemented by Microsoft to generate this problem, instead everything has to do with the way the operating system was thought, and something old, left unresolved. More precisely, after investigating the problems, Microsoft discovered that everything has to do with the GDI+ system that still exists in Windows 10, it being implemented for Windows 98, and being a graphic component of the operating system.

Windows 10: Microsoft Explains a PROBLEM that has ANNOYED a lot of people

Windows 10 prevents computers from shutting down due to problems with the system that monitors what is happening on the graphics side, but starting with the spring 2020 update, it will be fully resolved. Microsoft says that it has made a substantial change for Windows 10 that will display in the error message not only the letter "G", but GDI+ Window ( ):, so that the world knows what is happening.

"We investigated and found an issue where windows related to GDI+ were only referred to as 'G'. We fixed this, so before, they will now be named "GDI + Window ( )", where will display the .exe name of the application using GDI+. So you end up with a message implicating a mysterious program called 'G' as the one preventing you from stopping."

Windows 10 will practically detail this problem much more clearly, and thanks to the change, users will be able to know which applications they need to monitor more carefully in order to correct any existing problems. This will help a lot of people, if Microsoft has properly implemented the change for Windows 10, but unfortunately everything will have to wait until 2020, because it could not be implemented now.

Windows 10 will have the 2020 update released in April or May, so there are still many months to wait until such an annoying problem will finally disappear from people's computers all over the world.