Windows 10 May 2019 Update bug prevents the upgrade unless SD and USB devices are removed

A bug in Microsoft’s Windows 10 is blocking users from upgrading to the May 2019 Update, for PCs that have either an SD card or USB device connected during the process.Microsoft’s May 2019 Update currently exists in a sort of limbo. It’s available to Windows Insiders, but hasn’t reached official “release” status. This bug is easily fixed: Simply remove the SD card and/or USB storage, then proceed through the upgrade as usual via Windows Update.Microsoft has said it expects to fix the bug in an upcoming servicing release of Windows 10, and it has about a month to do so, before the May 2019 Update is finally pushed to the PC ecosystem at large.To read this article in full, please click here