Windows 10 october 2018 update is already coming in bulk

There is no question that Windows 10 version 1809, better known as Windows 10 October 2018 Update, has been the most problematic for Microsoft due to the large number of issues that arose after its initial release.

Windows 10 October 2018 Update is already massively distributed to users

Problems with the Windows 10 October 2018 Update have ranged from data loss after the update, to issues with iCloud and incompatibility issues with Intel graphics drivers. All this has led to Microsoft having to block the update in various problematic system configurations.

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The Redmond giant finally relaunched the October 2018 update just over a month ago, though warning users to "wait until the feature update is offered on your device automatically." Finally, it appears that the company is poised to open the update to a wider distribution.

The support document says the Windows 10 October 2018 update will start downloading if the user manually opens the "Settings" page and taps the "Check for updates" button. Microsoft has begun rolling out the update to more devices, as the company is not aware of any other critical issues in version 1809 of Windows 10, and users are also not reporting any new issues.

Of course, time will tell if Microsoft has solved the big problems with Windows 10 version 1809, so if you decide to manually check the update on your systems, back it up and proceed with caution. Don't check for updates if you don't want to install the October update for now. Have you had problems with this new Windows 10 update? we want to know your experience with it.

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