GettyLast month I reported how the April Windows 10 "Patch Tuesday" updates were freezing some computers during the update process itself and preventing others from rebooting afterwards. Now it appears that the latest operating system updates are once again preventing Windows 10 computers from rebooting properly. Or at least anyone who wants to restore their computer back to a point before the latest Windows 10 update was installed. Which is, let's face it, a pretty common scenario considering the problematical nature of the update process. "Because the driver versions do not match the versions of the restored catalog files," Microsoft explains, "the restart process stops."

Source: Forbes May 19, 2019 04:18 UTC