BUG in feature update to windows 10 version 1909 via enablement package (KB4517245)

Anonymous
2019-11-13T20:17:12+00:00

Hello, I’ve tested in two different machines and confirmed that after the “feature update to windows 10 version 1909 via enablement package (KB4517245)” it’s no longer possible to copy-paste to the search box present in folders (upper right corner) using the mouse, the right click is completely disabled.

For now I’ve removed the (KB4517245)…

I have the KB4524570 CU Windows 10 v1903 build 18362.476 the problem only happens after the installation of the (KB4517245). With the build 18362.476 everything works perfect.

This has to be a windows bug.

Please help.

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  1. Anonymous
    2019-12-04T20:00:21+00:00

    So far the fix for 2 of my co-workers machine was to rebuild the index. It's only been a few days but they haven't told me its broke again.

    Control Panel

    View Small or Large icons to see the entire list.

    Indexing Options

    Click Advanced

    Click Rebuild.

    Click Ok

    Click close on the indexing window once the rebuild is complete.

    Hope this helps others

    we don't understand this from the very first sentence. What control panel do you speak? somewhere with file explorer or back within windows OS? We can't follow any of this as 'indexing option' where is this? Rebuild...where is this? have let several people look at this and they couldn't help either.

    You can find the Control Panel by hitting Start and typing "Control Panel" (without the quotes.) Click on the Control Panel result to open it. Then follow the rest of the above instructions. You can either rebuild the indexes or modify them to ensure they don't contain invalid entries, as described here. Remember to reboot the PC once either the rebuild or the modification (whichever you choose) is complete.

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  2. Anonymous
    2019-12-04T19:44:10+00:00

    So far the fix for 2 of my co-workers machine was to rebuild the index. It's only been a few days but they haven't told me its broke again.

    Control Panel

    View Small or Large icons to see the entire list.

    Indexing Options

    Click Advanced

    Click Rebuild.

    Click Ok

    Click close on the indexing window once the rebuild is complete.

    Hope this helps others

    we don't understand this from the very first sentence. What control panel do you speak? somewhere with file explorer or back within windows OS? We can't follow any of this as 'indexing option' where is this? Rebuild...where is this? have let several people look at this and they couldn't help either.

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  3. Anonymous
    2019-12-04T03:33:38+00:00

    For me to install Windows all over again is crazy, it would take months to set everything up and tune everything to the way I want it to be.

    I prefer to continue with the 1903 version...

    I completely agree with you stevecramer2.

    Windows is releasing too many versions in a short time. In my opinion, version updates should take even longer than a year to be released. Updates should always aim to better serve the safety and the stability of the system in the first place. 

    For now, I've reverted to version 1903 still working perfectly, I'll wait for an appropriate version of windows instead of using this alpha or beta.

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  4. Neil D 34,305 Reputation points Volunteer Moderator
    2019-12-03T14:30:10+00:00

    They perhaps saw it as a feature (just to show history) and it needs to be reported using the Feedback Hub so others can up vote it. Personally it doesn't bother me I would have never considered using right click paste anyway.

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  5. Anonymous
    2019-12-03T14:18:45+00:00

    Have you reported it using the Feedback Hub for the developer to look at. I can see what you mean a right click shows the history for me. Ctrl + v will copy from the clipboard though.

    Thank you. Have never use a ctrl + v operating in the file explorer to copy anything. Why do we need this work-around to make file explorer to work again? Weird.

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