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Microsoft to make “easier, faster” updates starting with Windows 10 version 1809
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Published onAugust 22, 2018
published onAugust 22, 2018
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As noted byComputer World,Microsoft is looking to make monthly Windows updates smaller starting with Windows 10 version 1809. The company first mentioned the upcoming changein a blog post this monthand says that they’re aiming for an updated design which “creates a compact update package for easier and faster deployment.”
Specifically, Microsoft engineer Maliha Qureshi explained that— starting with Windows 10 version 1809—the company will be creating an update type which is meant to be smaller in size and easier for IT pros to manage. It has multiple benefits over the current types of Full, Delta, and Express updates, though Microsoft alreadyannounced the discontinuationof Delta updates earlier this month.
Keep in mind these changes are for quality Windows Updates (grouped by Microsoft as B, C, and D,) which most usually are released on Patch Tuesday for security and bug related fixes. Microsoft explains the update packages in this new design will come over Windows Update, as .CAB files, and as .MSU files from the Microsoft catalog.
Other benefits of the new update type seen below:
This is just the latest change, as Microsoft previously announced that they were also lookingto fix Windows Updateso your PC would not reboot while you’re busy. All changes are coming beginning with Windows 10 version 1809, so you’ll also expect to see them in the next 19H1 release of Windows 10 as well. You can learn more bychecking this Microsoft website.
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