Windows 10 the update will take place in the next available period Creators Fall Update, the Microsoft company has been preparing it for launch since a few months ago. Many of the new functions of the Fall Creators Update were revealed before Microsoft officially launched the update for Windows 10, so all those who are waiting for it already know what they are going to receive from the American company.
Windows 10 Fall Creators Update is to be released by the Microsoft company around October 17, according to some information that appeared today. The date is not 100% certain at the moment because it has not been "nailed down" by those from Microsoft, but it seems quite possible for the release of the Fall Creators Update for Windows 10, so all those who are waiting for the update can get it into consideration.
Windows 10 had the release date of the Fall Creators Update revealed on one of the presentation pages of a 2 in 1 computer that will be released soon. More precisely, we are talking about a computer called Miix 520, which will run Windows 10 and most likely the Fall Creators Update, but whether the date of October 17 is real or not, we will only find out in a month and a half.
Windows 10 and Fall Creators Update release date
Windows 10 does not have this Fall Creators Update release date confirmed by Microsoft, or at least by its employees anonymously. This means that it is unlikely that the release date of the Fall Creators Update has been set by Microsoft for Windows 10 users, so it is possible that the update will appear earlier than that date, or maybe even later than that.
Windows 10 will bring a lot of news for users through the Fall Creators Update, but not all of them are 100% ready to be officially launched. Those from Microsoft still need some time to solve operational problems of the new functions for Windows 10, and this means that the Fall Creators Update has chances to appear a little later than some users would like.
Through the Fall Creators Update, Windows 10 will have the most important update released by Microsoft to date for its users around the world. The Fall Creators Update has been heavily promoted by Microsoft in recent months, and everyone running Windows 10 at the moment will be able to enjoy it for free, so no one will have to pay a penny to install it.
UPDATED: Microsoft has confirmed the October 17 release.
