![]() 2020 and Win7′ EOL & updates which I have stopped installing ever since Oct. I’m in line when Win7 here will defeat, and that doesn’t mean Jan. What gives from there on? Linux as you and others are smart enough (and/or not lazy to) have adopted. ![]() Now You: Did you install the September 2019 updates indeed the search engine is important and Bing appearing to be the culprit in the issue described in this article seems relevant of the fact Win10’s default search engine, Bing, is a pivot around which turns a lot of code. ![]() In this day and age, it seems like a good idea to wait with the installation of updates at least for a short while to to make sure that they are free of issues or undesirable changes. When you open the Windows 7 SP1 update KB4516033 on the Microsoft Update Catalog you will notice that KB2952664 is listed as one of the updates that the new update replaces. Ghacks user Belga stated that two Telemetry tasks were added on a system running Windows 8.1 after installation of the security-only update for Windows 8.1, and a report on Ask Woody suggests that Microsoft replaced the compatibility update KB2952664 on this patch day which contains Telemetry. The company added non-security related patches to the security-only updates in the past this happened when Microsoft released the July update for Windows 7 SP1 and appears to have happened again with the September 2019 update. Microsoft releases security-only updates for Windows 7 and 8.1 that are designed to patch vulnerabilities only in those versions of Windows. changing Bing Search parameters, may address the issue as well. Microsoft has not acknowledged the issue.Īdministrators could restore an earlier version of the operating system to fix the issue. It is too early to tell if workarounds, e.g. The number of systems affected by this is unclear. Whenever they run searches, a blank results page is shown this appears to be the most common issue that users experience. A thread on Reddit provides further user reports on the issue.Īccording to the reports, search is not working for some users. I received several emails in the past 24 hours by users who informed me that search is still broken on their systems after installing the latest patch. This issue only occurs on devices that have disabled searching the web using Windows Desktop Search. The release notes for KB4515384 for Windows 10 version 1903 and Windows Server version 1903 highlight that Microsoft fixed the issue:Īddresses an issue that causes high CPU usage from SearchUI.exe for a small number of users. Some administrators uninstalled the update to fix the issue, others managed to fix it by enabling Bing Web Search on the system it it was disabled. The high CPU usage was caused by the Cortana process SearchUI.exe that caused the load on the system. Microsoft fixed the high CPU usage issue that affected some users on Windows 10 version 1903. Reports about the issue started to appear on several Internet forums after Microsoft published the cumulative update KB4512941 for Windows 10 version 1903 in early September. Update: Microsoft acknowledged the search issue.
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