Windows 10 is the main operating system that Microsoft is focusing on at the moment, and in the fall it will release an important update called the Creators Update. Windows 10 will have this Creators Update available to computer users in order to solve some of the problems they encounter, but also to implement a series of new functions that many people have been waiting for for some time.
Windows 10 Creators Update will be released in the fall, but unfortunately it will be incompatible with some computers that are currently being used by users. More precisely, Windows 10 Creators Update will not be able to be installed by users of computers with Intel Atom Clover Trail processors, the Microsoft company undoubtedly confirming this during this day.
Windows 10 has so far offered support for these processors released at the time when Windows 8 was the main operating system offered by Microsoft. Windows 10 does not contain drivers that allow the Creators Update to run on Intel Atom Clover Trail processors, and various users have been reporting this ever since the first beta version was released.
Windows 10 Creators Update is incompatible with some computers
Windows 10 will not have support for these processors because even Intel no longer offers support for them, so they no longer develop dedicated drivers. In this idea, Windows 10 cannot be installed on processors for which Intel no longer provides support, so the problem does not lie with those from Microsoft, but directly with the Intel company, which leaves some users without the Creators Update this fall.
Windows 10 will continue to be updated with solutions to security issues that will be enjoyed by all users who still have the Intel Atom Clover Trail processor. The Microsoft company has officially confirmed that it will provide support for these computers that are still running Windows 10, the year 2023 being the year in which the support will be stopped, so there are many years ahead in which it will exist.
"They require additional hardware support to provide the best possible experience when updating to the latest Windows 10 feature update, the Windows 10 Creators Update. However, these systems are no longer supported by Intel (End of Interactive Support), and without the necessary driver support, they may be incapable of moving to the Windows 10 Creators Update without a potential performance impact."
Windows 10 initially offered support for Intel Atom Clover Trail processors because they were implemented in many laptops thanks to the serious increase in battery life. Unfortunately, those from Intel consider that the time of these processors has passed, so if you already have one, you will have to be satisfied with the standard version of Windows 10, without thinking that you will be able to install the Creators Update.
Windows 10 does not have a clear release date for the Creators Update, so it remains to be seen when the update will be available.
