Windows 10 is finally receiving the upgrade everyone wanted and desperately needed. Steve KoteckiHaving recently promised Windows 10 users full control over updates with its major 1903 upgrade, Microsoft has now walked that back and it is Windows 10 Home users (who account for the lion’s share of the OSes 800M-strong userbase) who are hit hardest. CNet breaks down the new rules, and the shocker is Windows 10 Home users “can't automatically defer any updates”. CNet describes it as akin to understanding “differential calculus” (and users were already baffled) while the ever-excellent AskWoody bemoans: “As usual, Windows 10 Home users come out on the short end”. ___Follow Gordon on Twitter and FacebookMore On ForbesWindows 10 Problem Slashes Chromium PerformanceMicrosoft Confirms Windows 10 Upgrade Doubles Storage RequirementsMicrosoft Issues Windows 10 Upgrade Warning To GamersMicrosoft Warns Windows 10 Update Is Crashing PCsMicrosoft Warns Windows 10 Update Deletes Personal Data

Source: Forbes June 01, 2019 23:37 UTC