Windows 10 has a serious upgrade problem which is getting worse. “We are excited to announce significant changes in the Windows update process, changes designed to improve the experience, put the user in more control, and improve the quality of Windows updates,” Forlan explained. “We have heard clear feedback that the Windows update process itself can be disruptive, particularly that Windows users would like more control over when updates happen.”What this means in practice is starting with Windows 10 v1903 (due in May), users of all Windows versions will be able to decide when updates are installed. With the latter, users will be advised what the upgrade includes with the option to download or delay its installation. It may not be perfect, but Microsoft just made the biggest (and I would argue: most important) change to Windows 10 in its history.

Source: Forbes April 06, 2019 23:15 UTC