Microsoft is planning to start rolling out its Windows 10 May 2019 Update next week to testers before it’s more broadly available in late May. The new update is the next major version of Windows 10, codenamed “19H1,” and it’s a relatively light update in terms of features. Microsoft’s big visual change is a new light theme for Windows 10, alongside Kaomoji support, a Windows sandbox feature, and the separation of Cortana and Windows search.
As Ars Technica further details, Microsoft is giving users a lot more control over Windows feature updates, and with this one, you can opt to skip the feature update while still receiving security updates.
Either the new light theme is way too light, or you are redirecting to a blank page 🙂
haha.. you might have just won the comments…
The changes to how Windows 10 updates is very welcome. We all know never going back to how Windows 7 did updates but 19H1 should be close enough, This update should be a big one and the sandbox feature will be killer.
Hopefully this helps and they’ve got it sorted, however they’re painting the issue as primarily an external problem, when in fact there was inadequate action inside microsoft itself. One of my enterprise clients reported the issue to microsoft techs only to be told it would not get fixed because the change was intentional (aka not a bug). Arstechnica previously reported that microsoft disregarded the bug reports from others as well. Only when the issue blew up in public did they take it seriously. :-/
I’ve got a couple machines that still haven’t been offered the October update. I could of course go and get them manually but I am sort of curious when MS will decide the machines are ready, and if that will be before 19H1 hits