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Well, that’s refreshing! At this time of the year, no less! Microsoft recently released, what it calls, the October Update for Windows 10, but this is only available for a select, few users.
As in, only those enrolled in the Insider program.
Which is to say, that the software titan is interested in having these preview users try out the new features in this update before they are publicly launched for everyone.
That said, there is little reason to be overly excited about this update — contrary to expectations, this new refresh does not bring any new features or changes. Only a handful of performance improvements and fixes for unknown bugs are included.
What’s more, just in line with other updates released by the company, this refresh does not come with any change log, and only very little information about the things fixed is included.
Controversial?
Maybe, but it’s the new norm these days.
Anyway, feel free to look at the official KB page (http://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3103470) for this update on Microsoft Support for clues, which practically only says that this update brings improvements to enhance the functionality of Windows 10.
And if you are a Windows Insider and actively testing the operating system, you can look for KB3103470 in Windows Update in case you want to deploy or delay the install.
Something big is coming, alright.
But Microsoft is in no mood to share the details.
source:windows10update