The new Update is here! Windows 10 2004.

Anonymous
2020-05-30T17:17:32+00:00

Hey all!

The new version 2004 is up and ready to download. Theres two methods to install it.

Method one:

Setting > Update & Security > Windows Update (selected by default) > Check For Updates (all in lower caps)

P.S if you not able to find any updates It maybe your windows version (1909) is conlficting with your updates.  If this happens follow method two:

Method two:

Go to https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10 > click on update now to install (Windows 10 update assistant) > follow the instructions and wait for install to complete. (read P.S If you new to the Windows 10 Update Assistant software.)

P.S allow the software to download and install the new windows version one done a notification will pop on the desktop. Dont worry this is normal and the software will automatically restart your pc. 

DO NOT TURN OFF THE DESKTOP OR LAPTOP WHEN IT RESTARTS.

Windows for home | Windows 10 | Install and upgrade

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  1. Anonymous
    2020-09-02T06:50:28+00:00

    Okay so I have tried ISO USB update assistant and run the update Windows update today September 1st 2020

    I ran Windows update where the update runs several times RN on the Final Phase it fails again this is ridiculous

    Stupid update is a piece of **** Microsoft needs to know when something can work and it can't

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  2. Anonymous
    2020-09-03T13:02:37+00:00

    Beyond frustrating!  Microsoft you need to either stop the feature updates or slow them down to one a year.   Why keep releasing updates that fail for a lot of your customers?  The Fall update is getting close and I still can't get the May update installed.

    Don't you get logs from failed updates?  Do you even use them?

    Life long Microsoft guy but I am rapidly losing confidence in you.

    David

    "insanity - to repeat something that fails over and over expecting difference results"

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  4. Anonymous
    2020-09-04T23:21:38+00:00

    Just so everyone is aware of why Windows 10 quality has been so poor--

    Microsoft made the decision to eliminate the jobs of their Windows test team.  It is now the developers who are responsible for testing their own work.  This leads to a conflict of interest with inadequate testing being done prior to rolling out software to PRODUCTION.

    [Moderator Edit: Clearing up some Misinformation in terms of the comment above in green. It has always been the developer's responsibility to test their own work during development. Microsoft does have folk who test the update before it reaches the Windows Insider rings to make sure it complies with their Quality Assurance (QA) tests**]**

    Users, just like you and me, have now become the testers, and Windows 10 includes features that send information to Microsoft in the event of failures.  With enough failure reports, the software should, in theory, eventually be fixed by the development team.  This is a cost savings measure from Microsoft.

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  5. Anonymous
    2020-09-04T23:43:38+00:00

    ... Microsoft made the decision to eliminate the jobs of their Windows test team ...

    What would you call the millions of Windows Insiders?

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