Update crashes new Microsoft Lumias

Manny Pham

December 21, 2015

Microsoft has rolled out a new update improving the interface of the audio setting of Windows 10 Mobile.

Unfortunately this new updates causes your Lumia device to crash, according to Windows Central it happened to Microsoft’s latest handset, the Lumia 950. The crash seems to happen under Settings > Extras for the Lumia 950.

The update of course had good intentions; allowing users to manage your sound output and equaliser options in a more unified experience. This seems to be the only major change here, as there does not seem to be any other new features included in the update.

If you haven’t received the update (and if you want to) you can access the update by running a manual update, the update will trickle through eventually.

For more on Microsoft visit What Mobile’s dedicated Microsoft page.

Via Windows Central.

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