IT House, July 19, foreign media Windows Latset reported that Microsoft Windows 10 May Update (also known as 2004 version) announced multiple known issues, including blue screen of death, system failure, driver compatibility Problems and many other problems with certain users and configurations.
In addition, after upgrading to Windows 10 version 2004, we will see the old ESENT problem reappear. The feature upgrade seems to be causing ESENT warnings to many users.
Since Windows 2000, all versions of Windows have included ESENT.DLL in Extensible Storage Engine (ESE), and it is used by many Windows components including Windows Update.
According to the Microsoft moderator, ESENT (ESE Runtime) can run after users log in to Windows 10. It also helps desktop search and indexing of media directories in the operating system.
users have widely reported ESENT issues on Microsoft community forums and Reddit. Users worry that failures may eventually cause trouble to their machine systems, but at least for most users, this does not seem to be the case.
According to user reports and foreign media tests, Windows 10 version 2004 ESENT 642 warnings are also recorded in the event viewer.
"Video.UI (23680, D, 2) {B8A5865B-DCFF-4019-AA40-BEE2E42C0672}: Because the current database format controlled by the parameter is 1568.20.0, the database format function version 9080 (0x2378) 0x410022D8 ( 8920 | JET_efvAllowHigherPersistedFormat)," the error message in the event viewer reads and displays the content.
can confirm the problem by checking the log in the event viewer, and the root cause of this problem is not yet clear. Since the upgrade to Windows 10 version 2004 at the end of May, the event viewer has recorded at least 3100 ESENT 642 errors on the device.
IT's home learned that when the Windows 10 version 2004 update was released, the "ESENT 642" warning was reported for the first time, but we found that the error was still not fixed in the latest cumulative update patch. Some users on
Microsoft forums and Reddit pointed out that after experiencing ESENT warning, they also noticed the game freeze problem and the frame rate dropped significantly.
users noticed that rolling back to Windows 10 version 1909 or 1903 will delete the mysterious warning message.
If no problems are found after the ESENT warning is issued, users do not need to roll back Windows 10 version 2004.
