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Any idea why this is? l am literally running a very modern £1600 PC with very modern hardware (approx 6 months old).
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I also would really like a different message than 'your computer is not ready'.
Maybe then I could do something to make it ready.
Or maybe the problem isn't me, but actually is 'we're rolling stuff out slowly and due to detected hardware conflicts which might occur on your system, we're holding back the update for now'
The update assistant says there's no new updates by the way.
FYI my 10 years old Q9650 desktop machine is updating right now. My newer i5 and i7 desktops are both "not ready"
Not a big deal for me, I prefer to wait until all will work fine
Jose, You are smart man. I have updated 3 machines of my own so far -- 1 newer desktop, 1 older desktop & 1 laptop. None of them received the "Not Ready" message and all are working great with zero issues. So, I agree it is best to wait until third party drivers or whatever is blocking is cleared. That is the way it is intended to work.
Actually the issues are for Realtek, Conexant or Intel to work out. Microsoft does not develop third party drivers. Obviously, the drivers in question are not yet certified for the latest release. And... technically there is no issue, as these are rolling releases and your machine will be updated when ready.
