Windows 10 Fall Creators Update: There have been severe performance degradation on machines following the Windows 10 Fall Creators update.
We consider the last safe version of Windows 10 to be version 1703.
Having Issues with Solid Edge on Windows 10
Windows 10 Patch:
Microsoft released a patch on January 31. Based on reports from various community forums, the fix restored performance to the pre-creators update: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4058258/windows-10-update-kb4058258
We also recommend:
Microsoft Windows 10 releases Feature Updates every six months. Microsoft does not use Windows 10 Feature Updates as an avenue to deliver security related patches. All quality related patches, including security and reliability hot-fixes, will continue to be delivered outside of this Feature Update process. Therefore, if your production use of Solid Edge was negatively impacted as a result of the last Microsoft Windows 10 Feature Update, you should consider configuring your Windows 10 machines to delay the deployment of Windows 10 Feature Updates. Configuring your Windows 10 machines by moving the machines into the “Semi-Annual Channel” servicing channel will delay the installation of Feature Updates for approximately four months following the initial release. During this time, you and your IT organization will have the opportunity to review the suitably of the Feature Update, including determining any negative impact, upon the applications that you use in your production environment, such as Solid Edge. This four month window of time between Microsoft initially releasing the Feature Update to targeted machines and releasing the Feature Update for general deployment to the enterprise will also provide our development team time to review and react to changes introduced by Windows 10 Feature Updates, thereby helping keep you as productive as possible.
