This new cumulative update, KB5000842, makes for the bigger update that Microsoft has launched for those who are part of their Insider program. Notable improvements in this new build that any Windows user can benefit from are being brought to the performance of File Explorer processes. Namely, the developers have addressed issues where the Explorer search froze or where the program used too much memory.
Toward a more reliable File Explorer experience
Being an important component of the Windows 10 OS, File Explorer has been constantly improved via the latest Windows updates. The newest addition is a faster search bar. However, Explorer has also been underperforming for many users, and with this update, Microsoft seems to have fixed several issues: The update also fixes an issue where the Explorer column header gets stuck with a Computing Filters message appears or the program simply freezes when you click on filters. In case you’re still experiencing problems with File Explorer, checking for malware or removing temporary files are a few useful basic steps to troubleshoot the situation. The cumulative updates notes also mention the recent BSoD printer fix that was caused by the latest Patch Tuesday files. The full release note are available in the Insider Program resources so if you’ve experienced trouble with your OS lately, be sure to check them out.
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