Microsoft is also “slowly throttling up” the availability of the Windows Update through Windows Update, so the option might just not be appearing for many regardless of device and driver blocks. Microsoft has also added a warning to Windows Update over the weekend for devices that aren’t ready to be updated. If you’ve been checking Windows Update for the May 2020 Update and not seeing anything, then it’s likely that your device is being blocked or throttled from updating. One issue involving unexpected errors or reboots with always-on, always-connected devices, affects devices like Microsoft’s Surface Pro 7 or Surface Laptop 3. Microsoft has a list of 10 issues it’s currently investigating, and 9 of them have resulted in a “compatibility hold” which stops the Windows Update from being installed via Windows Update.

While the software company released the update last week, Microsoft has quietly acknowledged that there are a number of known issues preventing the update from being installed on a variety of PCs. Microsoft is preventing a large number of devices from updating to the Windows Update.

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