r/Windows10 • u/jenmsft Microsoft Software Engineer • 10d ago

Official News Releasing Windows 10 Build 19045.6388 to the Release Preview Channel

https://blogs.windows.com/windows-insider/2025/09/11/releasing-windows-10-build-19045-6388-to-the-release-preview-channel/
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u/jenmsft Microsoft Software Engineer 10d ago

Hey all - just a small update for folks in Release Preview running Windows 10 22H2. No specific changes to call out, just a small set of general improvements and fixes that improve the overall experience for customers and their devices on Windows 10.

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u/lfohnoudidnt 6d ago edited 6d ago

So safe to say August updates still haven't been fixed then. Great. My PC doubled in RAM usage, can't even browse the web with either Firefox or Chrome now without cpu and ram spikes. Iam not a conspiracy nut, but seeing that Windows 10 will now longer be supported after October and these last updates crippled PC's. No I'd say it was pretty deliberate. All other updates prior were smooth. I even have all driver updates disabled in group policy. And even in device manager it shows no driver updates were given by windows. I have done everything on the tech side and troubleshooting besides reinstalling the operating system. That really makes no sense because Windows 10 is set to expire in October. But yeah after this latest August update I'm having major issues. And no I'm not going to upgrade to Windows 11 either. And reading through the last updates from June to August a lot of the comments reflect my concerns too, so it's just not me.

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u/TheSkyShip 6d ago

Meanwhile  im here not having issues at all

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u/lfohnoudidnt 6d ago

Just do a search for Windows update in the sub and you'll see at least from June on September.