Windows 10: Got Micro$oft's update - now Bahnscrift condensed fonts are broken!

*Banghead Windows 10 Home Single Language (x64) Version 2004 (build 19041.450)

So I just got this update, and now the condensed fonts for the Bahnschrift family don't work properly as they are rendered essentially as monofaced, which defeats the whole purpose of using a condensed font.

I really don't want to go through the hassle to rolling back an update as that will put my system out of use for a while, as well as set things to default.

:)

 

Why only totally useless Micro$oft updates for Belle?

There are enough things to update Belle, like the broken calendar widget with only 1 line.

Why oh why then is Nokia only giving totally useless Micro$oft patches/updates? Oh I am sure that for many people these are nice things. But just as many people do not want or use Skydrive or Micro$oft Apps 2. They just want Belle to work in the way it
was advertised once.

This then is for me the main reason that after many, many years this will be my last Nokia (C6-01): customers are not important anymore, Micro$oft is

 

Download and Install whole font family

Why can't I download the whole Bahnschrift font family on my desktop. When I downloaded it, there are 15 files of .ttf, indcluding Bahnschrift Semibold Condensed, etc. But when I installed it, there's only 1 .ttf that was installed. It is regular Bahnscrift.
So, how can I installed the whole font family. FYI, it was not the same when I installed Gotham font family. It worked well.

 

Installing Windoze 10 from Micro$oft Store on multiple computers of a same owner

Hey,

If I purchase Windoze 10 from the Micro$oft Store with my Micro$oft Store account, can I install it from Micro$oft Store on multiple computers I own, with my same account? Or just each download for each computer, with the same Micro$oft
Store account?

If you answer that, if I own 2 computers, I will have to purchase 2 downloads or 2 units which cost totally 280 dollars from Micro$oft Store, with the same account then no, thank you, I will stick with Linux.