Update is officially named because it hits Release Preview
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Windows 10’s next update has been christened the October 2020 Update, and will be out next month – in October, in fact – with the ultimate work now beginning on preparing for the discharge .
In a blog post, Microsoft officially named the 20H2 update and allow us to know that it's hit Release Preview – in other words, the testing stage where this is often now the ultimate version (theoretically there’s only a touch little bit of tweaking left, unless any major last-minute problems are stumbled upon).
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Brandon LeBlanc, senior program manager of the Windows Insider Program, observed: “We believe that Build 19042.508 is that the final build and still plan on continuing to enhance the general experience of the October 2020 Update on customers’ PCs as a part of our normal servicing cadence.”
Testers within the release preview channel will initially get the finalized update via Microsoft’s ‘seeker’ scheme, meaning they need to manually check for and prefer to download the update at now (in Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update). Microsoft further clarified that the update is beginning to roll out for those within the beta channel.
There is one major known issue highlighted by the blog post, namely that build 19042.508 suffers from a bug which breaks the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). this is often the nasty ‘element not found’ error as previously reported to be a drag with cumulative update KB4571756 (which 19042.508 carries).
Microsoft has successfully resolved this issue and is now performing on implementing a fix which it promises are going to be included within the next servicing release for the preview version of the October 2020 Update.
Minor update
As you'll recall, the October 2020 Update is one among Microsoft’s more minor updates – rather just like the upgrade for the last half of 2019, except it applies a touch more work.
Those who have the previous May 2020 Update installed are going to be ready to get the new update as an easy enablement package – basically flicking a switch to show it on – whereas those that still haven’t moved to the May 2020 Update will get the October 2020 Update as a full download (in other words, a serious feature update which will be a hefty download and can take a while to apply).
The October 2020 Update does deliver a touch more within the way of changes than last year’s H2 update, as mentioned, which includes a replacement search for the beginning menu, and a far better way of working for Windows 10 tablet users.
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