Microsoft has confirmed that a recent Windows
10 cumulative update is causing severe problems in some games, including
stuttering, input lag, and performance drops. The company is aware of the
problems and has promised to fix in the future. Gamers who are affected
by this update that has to advised to uninstall the recent update. This issue
was detected after Microsoft released its cumulative update,
named KB4482887, for Windows 10 (version 1809, also known as the October
2018 Update), on March 1. This was a cumulative fix meant to correct bugs, and
did not update any new features.
Customers who uninstall the replace would
possibly must set Home windows to defer long term updates for now, to stop it
from being put in mechanically once more. A repair may just come early
subsequent week when the continuously scheduled ‘Patch Tuesday’ replace is
launched.
Bleeping Computer reports that complaints about performance drops started appearing on the Microsoft subreddit, and
some users speculated that they were being caused by a new mitigation measure
for the Spectre CPU vulnerability, called Retpoline, but a
user representing themself as a Microsoft employee posted that that this
should not be the case since the mitigation has not rolled out to consumer
copies of Windows 10 yet.
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