Windows 10: Windows 10 'Redstone 4' official name to be Windows 10 April Update

Barman58 said:

Well I suppose it will depend on where the "Bug" is ( I do hate the use of the word Bug to describe an issue that only affects some systems ), If it's got to be removed from all copies then it should be released as a full upgrade, but considering that as the majority of systems do not have One standout issue then I would expect it to be sorted with a Cumulative Upgrade to the full RTM release

Most likely scenario. Even crossed my mind that this alleged 17134 may be the inklings of the forking..... but that's a whole different thread to look forward to!

f14tomcat said:

Most likely scenario. Even crossed my mind that this alleged 17134 may be the inklings of the forking..... but that's a whole different thread to look forward to!

BuildFeed: The Windows build tracker

I am running SCU 1807 17133.73 as a WU Automatic update over SCU 1807 17133.1 that was also a regular Automatic update Via WU - I am still on the Release Preview Ring and have been for several upgrade cycles - This applies over three Current Pro installs all on separate actual hardware

So it looks like the above is at least one possible correct route

ronf1011 said:

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Yup!

I am still on the Release Preview Ring and have been for several upgrade cycles is the clue

Although at the present time I do not have the time to fully test the Fast or Slow Insider Rings but I still like to early access to to Major releases to support others and also provide the telemetry and other feedback to improve the OS

You could try joining the Release Preview ring of the Insider Program but this may not become fully active in time for this Release round 1803 SCU, although with the current Hiatus, due to the Famous Blocking Bug, it might Whatever happens it should be fine for the 1809 release later this year