Nov 22, 2024 | Updated: 11:35 AM EDT
Mar 22, 2017 09:33 AM EDT
Recent updates have revealed that Microsoft has released its latest Windows 10 upgrade. According to reports, the technology company is working actively towards the development of the Windows 10 Creators Update.
The Windows 10 Creators Update is slated for release in April and Microsoft has promised lots of improvements and upgrades. However, the new upgrade is said to have introduced numerous improvements to the top build of the developer's software, which is the Windows 10 Anniversary Update.
According to Express, the most useful of the updates are the various stability fixes and performance upgrades by the tech company. In addition, the developer has patched up several issues with regards to compatibility, as well as another issue which was causing Microsoft's Windows DVD Player to crash.
However, as fans already know, there are no updates for Windows 10 Mobile in the new release, which invariably means that the major security flaw that affects pictures on a phone, which was revealed recently is still not fixed. Other updates have revealed that the new release is available for download in the Windows Update service starting today. This simply means that users would be able to check on and install it on their devices now.
According to reports, the tech giant did not include any new operating system features in the update, which has led fans to speculate that Microsoft has now moved on to focus more on its Windows 10 Creators Update. Even though the new update is not expected until sometime next week, some users may have already laid hands on the release.
Fans are also expecting the latest update to be offered as a free download, just like the developer had done with previous Windows 10 upgrades, but it is reported that the download would probably be several gigabytes in size. According to ZDNet, the new update also fixes a bug that prevents additional language packs from installing after enabling NET Framework 3.5.
However, the upcoming upgrade will include several media-friendly additions to the software and will not be without major improvements to 3D modeling, virtual reality support, social media, and gaming. Unfortunately, it is been reported that the upcoming Windows 10 Creators Update will include more adverts compared to previous editions since the tech company intends to make the most of its new product.
Reports also state that the release will bring back unstoppable automatic updates in Microsoft's latest software, meaning updates could be pushed out even when a user's PC is using metered internet access in the Windows 10 updates. This will make users to be charged for data they never intended to use.
