How annoying it would have been for Microsoft to release Windows 10 only for fans to notice the crash errors on the operating system. That’s why we always advice people not to quickly download any new windows’ OS as most of the time they still have bugs that could crash or leave a system hanging, though Microsoft was quick to get rid of the Windows 10 bug just in time doesn’t mean it is all over.

The problem was discovered in an update that was released on Saturday where a bug was found that caused Windows’ control panel to crash if you tried to uninstall an application. The update known as KB3074681 was fixed before the official launching on Wednesday.

Microsoft made sure the problem got fixed on Monday by releasing another update to fix the bug, according to a tweet from the engineering general manager for Microsoft’s operating systems group.

Microsoft is trying as much as possible to contain an embarrassment before it so much ‘glorified’ Windows 10 is been released. Even though the new operating system is still a work in progress microsoft will first push Windows 10 to members of the Windows Insider Program, who have been downloading and testing each new build and offering their feedback to the company.

After Microsoft deals with any newly discovered bugs, the rollout will then proceed to Windows 7 and 8.1 users who have reserved the free upgrade. This cautious move gives the company time to resolve any technical issues that arise as the Windows 10 rollout progresses. Any ways and more bugs are likely to still pop up before the D-Day.

But Microsoft has set up Windows 10 so that updates do get installed automatically.

You can also get any new Windows updates yourself rather than waiting for them to be installed. To do so, click the Start button and then click on Settings. From the Settings screen, select the category for Update & Security. From the Update & Security screen, click the setting for Windows Update if it’s not automatically selected. Click the button to check for updates. Windows then proceeds to download and install any available updates.

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