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Hi all,
Windows 10 October update rollout has again started from 13/11/2018.
Please see John Cable's blog post regarding this here.
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My computer asked that I turn off and update. Since I was told about the problem with Windows 10 now I'm not game to do that and am putting my computer into sleep mode instead. When is it going to be safe for me to turn my computer off and let it do an update. I'm not very computer literate
Yes. When you install manually without online, You will lose all driver updates and the pc will appear in a bad resolution even you can't adjust brightness. I always recommend downloading feature update manually and installing because the size of the download will be same during updating through windows update or custom installation. You can use the iso when your pc has some errors later. So all users please download manually and update.
Yeah well. But Microsoft has announced that they were re-releasing the same build.
Now that the Cumulative Update of today has rolled out and we have all taken advantage of it the Windows 10 Version 1809 update is back.
Not yet. Media creation tool still downloads 1803.
1-800-MICROSOFT is not a telephone number that works in the USA
Not even in Redmond, WA
