Although we were all waiting for the official release of the Windows 10 Spring Creators Update yesterday, April 10, Microsoft is choosing to keep us in suspense even longer by delaying it for a few more days.
Although no information has been released revealing the reason for the delay, rumors suggest unexpected delays in the construction of the new operating system update.
Microsoft, however, recently released the first cumulative update that paves the way for the Spring Creators Update while also fixing several security bugs found in other versions of Windows. This cumulative update, which is essentially aimed at Windows Insiders who have already installed build 17133, brings us one step closer to the release of the Spring Creators Update, although so far we don't know exactly when we will have the new release.
It's probably just a delay of a few days, but again, our curiosity has taken over and it would be interesting to know what exactly happened.
If this is a last-minute bug, the company and users should be concerned about the security of the new update. Of course, testing of the new update on systems so far has not revealed any bugs worth noting.
As a reminder, the new update is rolling out to all computers globally in phases. It usually takes about three months to complete the installation, so the delay shouldn't have a significant impact on the company's release schedule.
Microsoft itself will provide us with more details on the subject . In the meantime, by the end of the month the installation process of the new Windows 10 Spring Creators Update will have begun on the first computers. A little patience is all that is needed…
