If Windows 10 2004 finally arrives with numerous improvements, could the 20H2 branch in fall 2020 be a minor update?

When Microsoft released the fall update, Windows 10 November 2019 Update, it drew attention among users that it was a fairly light update. In fact, we saw that the low weight is because many of the functions were already present and we only had to activate them.

Now, as we are about to see Windows 10 come true in the 20H1 branch, we have already started receiving updates to test the improvements with the 20H2 branch through the Insider Program.And in parallel comes a rumor that with this update for autumn 2020, Microsoft could repeat the strategy carried out with Windows 10 November 2019 Update .

A minor update

It is at least what Windows Latest points out regarding the second of the biannual updates with which Microsoft has accustomed us every year . And that Microsoft said back in the day that they would not repeat this tactic again.

That is why it is striking that this note appears, indicating that the second Windows update targeted for the second half of this year, could be another minor updateThe spring update, Windows 10 version 2004 or 20H1, would be the big update for 2020.

An update in which Microsoft would load the inks and offer a lot of improvements and new features, some of them expected in the past month of November.And as it comes loaded with improvements, the 20H2 branch, which is already being tested, would therefore have the task of being only a cumulative minor version.

We don't know if Microsoft will repeat this tactic again. The criticisms received seemed to have been received in the company, but if, as pointed out from Windows Latest, history repeats itself, we would find a 20H2 branch that would be intended above all to polish bugs and add small improvements

The truth is that looking at Microsoft's recent history, with patches that cause failures and updates with bugs, there are not a few users They have stated that they prefer fewer updates, but more polished and with a greater number of new features and improvements already tested. We will have to wait until the fall to see what strategy Microsoft follows.

Source | Windows Latest