The new Update is here! Windows 10 2004.

Hi,

Are all the problem issues fixed?

I have decided not to update at this time, and will only update if there are no problems.

Please advise.

Well, that's pretty much up to you. I remember hearing the same thing said about Windows XP from users who didn't want the hassle of "growing" OS's. So, they fought Windows 7, tooth and nail..., until they had no choice. XP went away and 7 was the only choice. MS didn't help themselves with Windows 8, and it's hybrid, 8.1. They also didn't help us, the victims. So now, the villain is Windows 10. Personally, I think they are trying way too hard to go way too fast with this OS, not addressing the legitimate concerns of it's customers. It appears that they are taking the "too big to fail" position, and we are suffering from it. There are far too many incompetent "support technicians" whose greatest talent is reading a script and rehearsing how to follow it with precision.

So, waiting on the "no problems" version of this will only get you further behind, and make updating more difficult than it has been. Face it, this is not what we were used to with our OS. We have to adjust. But that's your choice....

Hi,

Are all the problem issues fixed?

I have decided not to update at this time, and will only update if there are no problems.

Please advise.

The link under method two is for Windows 10 2009.  Is there another link for Windows 10 2004?  

Install the "current" update, the 2009 version. It's usually not "necessary" to have 2004 now that there is a later version. The features in 2004 are in 2009, with fixes. Just install the latest update.

The link under method two is for Windows 10 2009.  Is there another link for Windows 10 2004?

hello sir, can i update window 10 now or wait till when all issue is fix

I'm always gonna suggest the update. I get that some are having issues, and I, as an Insider, had my first real issue with the 20236.1000 update. But I expect that. 

I'm recommending the update, simply because catching up can cause more issues than just fighting through it. On another thread about this 2004 update, I noted something that I am trying to monitor. I built my computer. A lot of people having issues were on laptops. I built my laptops too. Prebuilt, in my humble opinion, is not keeping up with MS. I believe that's MS fault, in some ways, but manufacturers licensing Windows OS's, need more coordination to slow down the updates, or speed up the H/W, F/W, development. This shouldn't be happening. Windows is like an SUV-XRT. They want to build a truck, but they have to build it like it's a car. A PC, and a tablet should work together. But not try to be the other device. A PC is a PC, not a crossover. That may make no sense to you, but neither does what MS is doing, and the MFR's are not doing, make any sense either.