Windows 10 today has a warning coming directly from the Microsoft company for users all over the world, and we are talking about a situation that concerns a very serious computer problem. It's all related to the KB4556799 update that Microsoft released for Windows 10 about 2 weeks ago, causing a lot of problems for many Microsoft customers who use PCs at the moment.
Windows 10 has problems with blue screens that appear during normal use of computers, blocking them completely, and making their use impossible. More than that, Windows 10 also has problems with the performance in the usual use of computers, with the impossibility of listening to something with headphones or speakers, with the loss of data, and more recently Microsoft also recognized the problems with Internet browsing.
Windows 10: Microsoft WARNS PC People
Windows 10 has problems connecting to the Internet only in the case of computers that use 4G modems for this, not in the case of those that use Wi-Fi networks or physical connections. This, of course, reduces the number of people affected by this whole situation, but there are many other millions upon millions of Windows 10 users who are affected by the other serious problems that are being investigated by Microsoft.
"After installing this update on a Windows 10 device with a WTE wireless network (WWAN) LTE modem, you may be able to access the Internet. However, the Network Connectivity Status Indicator (NCSI) in the notification area may still indicate that you are connected to the Internet."
Windows 10 has been having these serious problems ever since this very important update was released, and we've already told you about some of them in a previous article, and we're also talking about what's confirmed. Microsoft promises to solve the problems that people are facing at the moment, but the problem is that no one knows how long it will take until Windows 10 will have all these problems solved so that the user experience returns to normal.
Windows 10 it generally has very large problems brought by the patches that Microsoft regularly releases, so no one should be surprised by what is happening now.
