Windows updates will be shorter and faster

Changes are coming in the way Microsoft does things. Yesterday we told you about the new update to Windows 10 build 14959, which included this feature as a special novelty. Let's say that the Microsoft guys work on “unified” updates, with the aim of making it easier to update from one Windows 10 to another. One way to improve the operation and the opinion that users have about it, is with this novelty. Updates will be short and quick.

Lighter Windows 10 updates

UUP covers many changes in Windows 10. First, it reduces the processing power that is needed to update, reduces the size of the files, and speeds up changes in Windows terminals. These enhancements are especially sought after by users, who have long complained about long and heavy updates.

From the company they stated: “This will lead to faster controls for update operations. With UUP, everything is optimization ."

Updates as differential download packages

UUP will make it possible for Microsoft to send updates as differential download packages, so that users can download only the parts of Windows that have changed from one update to another. This could mean a high reduction.

The great news is that Microsoft first launched the UUP in this beta of Windows 10 build 14959. Users who already have access will be able to enjoy all its improvements. Just as the new update system that would arrive in late or early 2017, this second will surely happen, it is most likely.

Changes for early 2017

We will have to wait until 2017 to have all these changes active for all users. We are talking about a reduction in the size of UUP downloads, to enjoy lighter Windows 10 updates. We do not know the exact day, but we hope that in early January-February we will have it available with us.

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