Microsoft rolls out new updates for its Windows 10 like a clock-work to add new features, and fix bugs. However, the company does not hold a good track-record in rolling out a stable and a  non-problematic updates to its users. 

This problem of rolling out problematic updates has increased in the past couple of years and has been troublesome for the users. Moreover, now, the company frequently rolls back or takes months to fix the issues introduced by buggy updates. 

According to a new report published, the company has rolled out yet another problematic update in the recent past. Several users have even pointed out problems with regards to the new updates on Windows 10 immediately after it rolled out the update.

According to a report by Bleeping Computer, Microsoft has revealed one of its recent cumulative updates breaks an important function. Digging deeper, the report  further revealed that Windows 10 devices will stop connecting to the Bluetooth speakers after receiving the KB4505903 update. 

The company had initially rolled out the update on July 26. Windows 10 users will notice “Microsoft Bluetooth A2dp Source” entry with a yellow exclamation mark icon. This new entry is located under the “Sound, video and game controllers” node in “Device Manager”. The exclamation mark clearly indicated there is some problem with the device.

Microsoft has also posted a support regarding the update to help their users facing the issue. The support article indicated that  the users will face one of the following issues. Either the Windows 10-powered computer can’t connect to a Bluetooth speaker. Users can connect to the Bluetooth speaker but the audio output is bad or the audio is played using the internal speaker. 

It is also worth noting that this is not the first Bluetooth-related issue that users have faced in recent months.