Pretty much confirmed. Things have been moving hard and fast with the upcoming Windows 10 Creators Update right now, with Microsoft laying the groundwork for launch.
And although the company has not officially announced a date, April 11 is the generally agreed upon estimate for the arrival of this major update for the OS.
We also have a refreshed Update Assistant tool doing the rounds, while Windows 10 build 15063 has also been confirmed to be the RTM build of this version of the operating system. All this happened over the weekend.
Of course, the big question now is when should we expect Microsoft to launch the official ISO files of the Windows 10 Creators Update for Windows Insiders.
The build is, of course, already available for those enrolled in the Windows Insider Program.
But as revealed by Dona Sarkar, the head of this preview program, Redmond is expected to publish the official ISOs for retail users as well as system administrators that want to automate the deployment of the Creators Update.
Windows 10 build 15063 is already available on both the Fast and Slow rings, and it is only a matter of time until the software titan releases the official ISO image files for this version.
The company typically rolls out new Windows 10 ISOs when builds reach the Slow ring of the program, as then that version is considered to be stable enough for users. But this time around, Microsoft probably needs to develop and implement additional fixes.
In any case, you should also be on the lookout for an updated Media Creation Tool to also make its way out along with the final ISO files for the Creators Update — hopefully later this week.
source:windows10update
