Windows 10 May 2019 Update version 1903 rollout approach

Barman58 said:

I'm in the UK, anything to do with "May" is always a little dodgy

That's because of brexit. Thatcher's is good whiskey.

Barman58 said:

I'm in the UK, anything to do with "May" is always a little dodgy

Not many days left until we can see the back of it

techquest said:

We should be so lucky, I'm sure they can spin it out a while longer yet! They're working on the next excuse as we speak

That darn democracy, can't do anything without "the people". Need Henry the VIII or bloody Mary, off with their heads.

May has been an slow month for me usually time fly's back but I guess going out now to social events and taking daily walks makes time slower. Back on the subject I see at least the 21st or latest 28th of May the Spring update will come out.

I am going to wait though because I am concerned about installing the Cumulative updates but with Macrium I should not have to worry much except having to update any changes since the restore but I might still wait as there is zero new interesting features or even performance difference from the Fall 2018 and Spring 2019 update.

What I will do is install it a few days before the 2nd Tuesday in June doing an in place upgrade using the MCT when it comes out to see then when I install the CU if it will fail installing. If it fails then that means an clean install which I dread doing having to reconfigure every thing the worst being my settings and getting the network printers to work again.

reddice said:

May has been an slow month for me usually time fly's back but I guess going out now to social events and taking daily walks makes time slower. Back on the subject I see at least the 21st or latest 28th of May the Spring update will come out.

I am going to wait though because I am concerned about installing the Cumulative updates but with Macrium I should not have to worry much except having to update any changes since the restore but I might still wait as there is zero new interesting features or even performance difference from the Fall 2018 and Spring 2019 update.

What I will do is install it a few days before the 2nd Tuesday in June doing an in place upgrade using the MCT when it comes out to see then when I install the CU if it will fail installing. If it fails then that means an clean install which I dread doing having to reconfigure every thing the worst being my settings and getting the network printers to work again.

A Reset is not quite as gruesome as a clean install. It will keep all your files/data and 99% of your settings. You'll still get a clean OS and you will need to reinstall your apps. Not Store, they will be kept and reinstalled for you. Just any 3rd party apps you may have. The Reset process will give you a list of what you need to reinstall. No ISO needed.

This is odd, I'm getting a CU update on a Sunday evening!

Never seen that before!

Pokes @Brink.

Pray tell?