Microsoft today released another update for Windows 10, but warned users with an Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) graphics chipset to expect “frequent crashes” of the new Edge browser.
Build 10122 followed its predecessor by three weeks, three times longer than the interval between build 10074 and its precursor, but shorter than the average of 29 days since last fall when it began seeding previews to the public. Two months ago, Microsoft vowed to pick up the pace of Windows 10 updates: Since then it has delivered one every 16 days on average.
Gabriel Aul, the engineering general manager for Microsoft’s operating system group, spelled out the improvements in build 10122, but before he launched into that list, he called out a big bug.
