As expected, Microsoft has just started rolling out the Windows 10 November 2019 Update to consumers already running the May 2019 Update. Starting today, the November 2019 Update (or Windows 10 version 1909) is available for “seekers,” which means that ... Read more
Through the years, quality control issues have stained the reputation of Windows 10 feature updates. Many people sat through the updates wondering whether or not their devices would continue working correctly afterward. In response, Microsoft is changing tack. This time ... Read more
The newest Windows 10 update, is the November Update, also known as Windows 10 19H2. As we've already learned, the Windows 10 November Update will be ready on November 12, 2019. Of course, with every Windows 10 update, in addition ... Read more
Microsoft has just announced the release of Windows 10 19H2 build 18363.418
According to Zac Bowden from Windows Central, Microsoft could start rolling out the November 2019 Update on November 12, which will be next month’s Patch Tuesday.
Microsoft has just announced the release of Windows 10 19H2 build 18362.10024 to Slow Ring Windows Insiders.
Microsoft has announced another new build, this time just a (very) minor refresh for those of us on the 19H2 Release Preview Ring, bringing the build number up to 18363.387. According to the updated blog post, "This is just a ... Read more
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Windows 10 19H2 build 18362.10022 is now available for Windows Insiders in the Slow Ring, and this is a minor update that includes all quality and security fixes from this month’s Patch Tuesday plus "general improvements to the overall quality of 19H2.”
Microsoft has just announced the release of Windows 10 19H1 build 18362.385 and 19H2 build 18363.385 to Release Preview Insiders. Because Microsoft is still testing its "throttled delivery approach" for 19H2, only a subset of Release Preview Insiders are currently ... Read more
Yesterday, the company announced that all “seekers” in the Release Preview ring can now download the 19H2 Build 18363.329, which was previously released to a subset of Insiders of Release Preview Insiders last week.
Microsoft’s testing process for the upcoming Windows 10 19H2 update has reached a new milestone today, as the company has just released a new preview build with all new features turned on for Slow Ring Insiders.
If you’re interested in doing a clean install of the latest Windows 10 preview builds, Microsoft has just released ISOs for Windows 10 20H1 build 18970 and 19H2 build 18363.327.
Following the release of the Windows 10 20H1 build 18970 for Fast Ring Insiders today, Microsoft is flighting today two new builds for Windows Insiders in the Release Preview ring.
Yesterday, Microsoft further muddied the waters of Windows Insider testing with the release of Windows 10 Insider version 19H2 to the Release Preview Ring. A number of Insiders, including our own Laurent Giret and Paul Thurrott (premium content), came away ... Read more
The Windows 10 19H2 Update, which is a minor update that will roll out later this Fall to all Windows 10 users will start shipping to select Insiders on the Release Preview Ring today. Interestingly, Microsoft is flighting a different ... Read more
Microsoft has just announced the release of two new 19H2 preview builds for Slow Ring Insiders, though only select Insiders will get new features today.
Microsoft is releasing two new 19H2 builds is because the company wants to test new capabilities with just subset of Slow Ring Insiders.
Microsoft today is releasing Windows 10 19H2 build 18362.10006 to a subset of Windows Insiders in the slow ring.
Microsoft has just released a second 19H2 preview build for Windows Insiders in the Slow Ring today. The 19H2 build 18362.10005 follows the build 18362.1 released on July 1, and Microsoft says that it includes all the fixes from this ... Read more
Microsoft today, on July 1, is announcing the first Windows 10 19H2 build. This release will only be available to Windows Insiders currently enrolled in the Slow Ring, as part of Microsoft's ongoing new efforts in testing new ways of servicing Windows 10.