Windows 10 free redesign is as yet accessible through this convenient escape clause!

by Tecronicles .com Technology News Site

Microsoft is ready to release Windows 10’s “April 2018 Update.” It was originally going to be called the “Spring Creators Update” and was codenamed “Redstone 4.” This is Windows 10 version “1803”, and it launches today, April 30, 2018. You can download the April 2018 Update today, even if Microsoft isn’t providing it to you via Windows 10 update yet.

he next version of Windows 10 is finally ready to download as a free update that adds some potentially game-changing new features as well as some welcome features that bring it up to par with what you might expect from a smartphone.

Instead of adding tools for people creating media, as the previous two updates have, the latest version of Windows 10 is focused on time and task management.

“We want to give you back some of your greatest currency, your time. Our hope is that you’ll have more time to do what matters most to you – create, play, work or simply do what you love,” said Yusuf Mehdi, corporate vice president of Microsoft’s Windows and Devices group"

Wasn’t it called Spring Creators update?

That’s what was reported earlier in the year, but Microsoft has made the wise choice to simplify the name this time around. Instead of trying to work out which year the or Spring might be in, now we’ve got month and year, which makes a lot more sense.

April 2018 update – a bit late isn’t it?

It’s true. The update has only just squeaked in at the last minute to make it into April. It was scheduled to be released a couple of weeks ago, but a bug found at the last minute by testers had to be fixed before it was released beyond the early adopter “Windows Insider” community. Most people will probably get the update after April as it gradually rolls out. Read the full in-depth story at tecronicles.com

How do I get it?

The easiest way is to wait for the notification from Windows Update, which lets the user know a feature update is ready to install, but you can also manually check for updates from the Settings app. Failing that you can manually download the latest version of Windows 10 direct from Microsoft and upgrade from that.

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