Windows 10 Spring Creators Update it was expected for release until the middle of this month by many people, but the Microsoft company recently decided to postpone the release of the important update of the operating system. It seems like a bug discovered in the operating system Windows 10 it is the one due to which the release of the Spring Creators Update was postponed indefinitely, but it is very possible that it will be resolved very quickly.
Windows 10 is a very complex operating system, so any kind of bug can prove to be a big headache, but Microsoft managed to discover it before it reached ordinary users. Yes, a lot of people were looking forward to the release of the Spring Creators Update for Windows 10, but it's good that the problem was discovered and that it will be solved before everyone runs into it on their own computers.
Windows 10 Spring Creators Update - delayed release by Microsoft
Windows 10 would have had this problem discovered last weekend, just two days before the Spring Creators Update was released by Microsoft, so it has been in the operating system for a long time. Now Microsoft is definitely testing the fix applied to Windows 10 Spring Creators Update before making any decision about the official distribution of the operating system to users around the world this spring.
Got some more info on this: Microsoft was going to rollout on April 10, but found a blocking bug over the weekend that was bad enough to hold the release. Not sure if the bug was fixed in 17133.73 or if it'll come in another patch. RS4 will likely begin rollout in a couple of weeks now. https://t.co/qxcbHCdPUo
- Zac Bowden (@zacbowden) April 10, 2018
The Windows 10 Spring Creators Update was supposed to arrive in April, it could still be released by the end of the month, but for now those from Microsoft are quite silent about the update plans. If all the problems will be solved quickly, then the Windows 10 Spring Creators Update will be distributed to everyone in due time, but otherwise the wait will be extended because Microsoft does not want to risk distributing an update with problems.
