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08-15-2020 09:03 AM
Updated to lates windows 10 2004 but lost internet connection, after using trouble shooting came back with issue with WiFi adapter driver please update driver, tried to update driver but says latest and best driver installed but have no WiFi.
Reverted back to previous version of windows and all works ok, tried windows update again but with same issue no WiFi, so again reverted back to previous windows version, all working again.
Will not be updating windows for a while.
Anyone else with simulare issue ??
08-16-2020 11:41 AM
Microsoft changed their process with Windows Upgrades with the v20.04 Upgrade in that they NO LONGER automatically update ANYONE! To get this Upgrade, you have to request it -- and according to MS, you are not offered it unless all the hardware you have is known to work properly under Win10 v20.04.
IF you FORCED the update, instead of accepting an offer from Windows Update, that is the issue -- and that is not likely to be solved in the near future. Here's an MS thread about open issues with the 20.04 Upgrade: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/release-information/status-windows-10-2004
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08-16-2020 04:48 PM
I did not force the update, it is in my Windows Update section it says when you are ready download and install the update but have tried couple of times each time my WiFi stops working and after troubleshooting it says I need to update my WiFi adapter driver, but am told latest and best driver installed. I then have to revert back to the previous version of Windows to get WiFi working.
08-17-2020 12:55 AM
That's the issue right there, as Pitabread describes: Up to yesterday, said update wasn't even available for download and installation, it read something like "your computer isn't eligible for installation of May update". Yesterday this changed to "Installation of 2004 update is available, when ready push the download button". But you have to activelely search for the update yourself through the Windows Update section, there was no system announcement that "a major or critical update is available for download" . Does this count as "being ready to download and install it"? I am moving towards "no".