What would you think if Microsoft forced you to install an update? Windows 10 April 2018 Update launches this system

With Windows 10 May 2019 Update already circulating among us, there is news that users may not like too much. Especially when the updates released by Microsoft are offering some known problems that have forced the American company to take action

On the one hand we have seen how to avoid problems during the installation Windows will hijack a limited space on the hard disk. In addition, if it detects that the update may cause problems, this will not appear proposed within Windows Update until the bugs are corrected.Bugs that sometimes cause users to opt out of the new version.

"Given the doubts generated, there are many who either decide to postpone the update or even decide to skip it and continue with the Windows they already have installed. This can cause them to use an already old version of the operating system for the sake of stability, something that Microsoft wants to avoid."

And for this they could be thinking of forcing the user to update their version of Windows when its support comes to an end .

This translates into…

This way the possibility of postponing an update ends If we have a version of Windows about to expire, (they cite as example to Windows 10 April 2018 Update whose support ends on November 12), the system will determine that the computer must update yes or yes to a more current version.In this way, Microsoft will begin sending updates to devices that have this version of Windows 10 starting in June.

The reason given by Microsoft is the one we all have in mind. Ensure the provision of a quality service to the equipment with the launch of updates that provide improvements and, incidentally, maintain the security of the system. In two words, (security and stability)

Windows 10 April 2018 Update will be the first version to be affected by this update, followed by the October 2018 Update, the next to You will have to make the jump, in this case to a more current version that has not been fixed for now. And it is that the company for now has not determined which will be the chosen version, if the next one on the list or the most current released.

This is a measure that will surely provoke complaints from some usersIt will be necessary to see how this proposal evolves, since there are many who want to determine autonomously when to update their equipment and not that it is a forced process.

Via | gHacks