Windows Feature Experience Pack: this is the tool that can facilitate updates in Windows 10 from 2020

With the 19H2 branch of Windows 10, which we all know as Windows 10 November 2019 Update, Microsoft released a new type of updates. In fact, many were surprised at first by the small size of an update that occupied only a few megabytes, little weight because said update was already on our computers and it was only a matter of downloading a patch that would activate

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The truth is that Microsoft is looking for a new system that allows updates to be more user-friendly, in short, resulting in a more accessible process for the user.An improvement that is expected for the next major Windows 10 update that is due to arrive in 2020 with the 20H1 branch and already appears in the Microsoft Store under the tool Windows Feature Experience Pack"

Windows Feature Experience Pack

Microsoft is working on creating a system that allows equipment to be updated easily and periodically with the necessary drivers and patches, as long as they are not critical and security updates. The goal is for these updates to be on a monthly basis without having to wait for bigger and heavier releases

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To make this objective possible, Microsoft will enable a new system that has nothing to do with the Windows Update section and that will make it easier for the user to manage optional updates and do so without having to access Device ManagerUpdates that would include drivers, feature updates, and non-security related monthly quality updates."

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According to WalkingCat on Twitter, this improvement will be made possible by a feature called Windows Feature Experience Pack, a downloadable utility from the Microsoft Store that in the form of a tool it will install the new Windows functions independently of the semi-annual updates that will focus on the heart of the system."

While these features can now be found in Windows Update, this new tool will give you more control over installation and updates of certain controllers. An improvement that should arrive in Windows 10 in the 20H1 branch and therefore start testing in the first builds throughout the next installments.

In fact, the Windows Feature Experience Pack tool is already available to all users in the Microsoft Store through this link, but at the moment it is not functional.

Source | WalkingCat Via | ONMSFT