Earlier today, Microsoft confirmed what most people already knew — that Windows 10 Redstone 5 would be called the October 2018 Update.
Earlier today, Microsoft confirmed what most people already knew — that Windows 10 Redstone 5 would be called the October 2018 Update.
That means that the OS update will start rolling out to users at some point in October, and as we’re only at the end of August now, Microsoft still has some time to spend on polishing the update and hopefully removing as many bugs as possible.
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Build 17751, rolling out to Fast ring Insiders today, doesn’t — as you’d expect — have any new features, but it does offer a number of changes, improvements, and fixes, including:
Known issues in this build include:
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