Microsoft's speed in fixing vulnerabilities is not particularly fast. The problem that users have complained about for a long time will finally be solved on Win10 20H1 (Version 2004), and it is the display freeze problem.

The above problem has been mentioned by users for almost a year, but Microsoft has just remembered to update it in the next version. Simply put, this problem is that when users use a secondary monitor or a third monitor under Windows 10, Any content you have open will affect frame times and cause noticeable stuttering, even when nothing is open on the secondary monitor, just using dual monitors.

DWM is the window manager in Windows 10 that enables you to use hardware acceleration to render Windows' graphical user interface, and Microsoft decided to fix it in this version.

Version 2004 will be a major version update. It not only adds a wealth of new features to the task manager and Windows built-in search, but is also expected to bring a complete and independent Cortana voice assistant, Windows Update to improve broadband settings, etc. At the same time, Microsoft also hopes to use This update comes to improve the tablet experience in Windows 10.

Judging from the current progress, Microsoft plans to push the official version in March and April this year.