The bug reportedly can potentially reduce battery life to up to 10%.

If you charge your battery to up to 30%, you would ideally get rid of this error.Įarlier in the day, we also heard about Intel taking part in this Windows 10 bug-killing game with Microsoft as it intends to tackle a battery issue that some of the Windows 10 powered machines are suffering from. In a query, Cohen also mentioned that the error 0x8024004c, which wasn't fixed with the latest update, is a low battery error. Build 10240 was the absolute FIRST commercially released build of Windows 10 (release to the general public in July 2015), so you are about 5 years. It is very much possible this update also fixes other issues and bugs in desktop or laptops powered with Windows 10, but nothing is officially mentioned. While Gabe Aul forgot to mention the details of this update, as is his wont, and left Insiders with no clue if all of them should go for this update or not, Jordan Cohen came to rescue! He informed his Twitter followers that this update fixes 0x80246013 error that Surface Pro 3 and Surface 3 users were receiving when trying to apply the firmware update rolled out yesterday.

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