Windows 10 today has a very important warning for the 800 million computers on which the operating system is installed, and their users must know what is happening. More precisely, those from Microsoft are making a very serious change for Windows 10 that changes the way updates are made for the patches that are distributed by the American company for all the computers on which they can be installed.
Windows 10 will now have the optional updates that we can install for the operating system displayed in separate menus, so that users do not install them together with the main patches. In general, optional updates for Windows 10 are those for drivers, .NET Framework, or various other updates offered by Microsoft, but they are not necessarily necessary for the proper functioning of users' computers.
Windows 10: WARNING for 800 MILLION Users
Windows 10 will separate the optional updates from those from Microsoft as you can see in the images in this article, and this although the biggest and most recent problems come from the American patches, not from their partners. In order to make sure that Windows 10 will not benefit from too many optional updates, the option to block the installation of drivers for the computer components that we use will also be included.
Windows 10 will have all these changes implemented starting with the update that will be released in the first part of next year by those from Microsoft, so until then we will find out in detail how big the changes are. It's hard to say how Microsoft came so hard to the conclusion that it is necessary to segment the optional updates from those required for Windows 10, but it's good that in the end it came to the conclusion that it needs to be separated.
Windows 10 won't have these delimitations disabled anytime soon, so it remains to be seen how long it will take until they are officially offered by the American company.
