The problem was first identified by Vivaldi then replicated by Google, after which Microsoft acknowledged the issue. Tests on impacted Windows 10 PCs found Chromium performance runs 3-4x slower on average than on Windows 7, which is not affected by the issue. Second, Microsoft has identified the issue and, although it hasn’t given a specific date, believes a fix will come soon. All of which only emphasises why Windows 10’s fundamental upgrade changes cannot come quickly enough. ___Follow Gordon on Twitter and FacebookMore On ForbesMicrosoft Confirms Fundamental Windows 10 Upgrade ChangesMicrosoft Confirms Windows 10 Upgrade Doubles Storage RequirementsMicrosoft's Clever Windows 10 Usability Upgrade AbandonedMicrosoft Warns Windows 10 Update Is Crashing PCsMicrosoft Warns Windows 10 Update Deletes Personal Data

Source: Forbes May 04, 2019 23:37 UTC