The poor execution of Microsoft's broken Windows 10 updates continues, with the recent November 2019 update bringing other problems to Finder in File Explorer, and c & # 39; It's a problem that has not yet been solved. File Explorer is a Windows 10 tool that allows you to explore files and folders on your hard drive, and it comes with a search box that is supposed to allow you to quickly and easily find files in drives and folders. Unfortunately, Microsoft has seen fit to tinker with the search box in the Windows 2019 November 10 Update by adding the ability to search your OneDrive cloud storage online as well as your local files. In addition to adding this feature, the update has broken the search bar as several users are complaining that using the search makes the window unresponsive for a while. Some time Users are also unable to right click and paste text into the search bar with a mouse.
A solution arrives...finally
File Explorer is such a big part of Windows 10 that it's inexcusable that Microsoft introduced a problem and still hasn't fixed it. However, it appears that Microsoft is working on a fix, which was included in early preview builds of Windows 10 20H1, which should be released in early 2020. While it's nice to know that a fix is coming, it's quite frustrating that, as As Windows Latest notes, the version of Windows 10 with the fix, Build 19013, was shipped to testers a few weeks before the November 2019 Update was released. This means that Microsoft delivered a Windows 10 update knowing there was a problem, which is not a good idea. In a newer version of Windows 10 20H1, version 19536, Microsoft also restored the ability to right-click the search bar. So File Explorer search should be fixed, but unless you want to try an older version of the next major update for Windows 10, you'll have to wait a while in 2020. Naturally, many Microsoft customers aren't happy about this. , and this is another example of Microsoft offering a questionable upgrade to Windows 10. With Windows 7 End of Life in January 2020, Microsoft hopes to convince millions of users of the old operating system to switch to Windows 10. However, if you continue to send bad updates, this can put many people off. We continue to hope that Microsoft quickly resolves this mess.