Microsoft has restored access to Windows 10’s November upgrade from its download center, saying that it pulled the upgrade because of a bug.
“Recently we learned of an issue that could have impacted an extremely small number of people who had already installed Windows 10 and applied the November update,” a Microsoft spokesman said in a Tuesday statement. “It will not impact future installs of the November update, which is available today.”
Microsoft yanked the upgrade from the download website — and stopped serving it to Windows 10 users via Windows Update — last week. According to the company, the upgrade had reverted four preferences within the operating system to the original “on” default settings.
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