You should expect it pretty soon(This depends on the Manufacturer of your Computer). Since it's being rolled out to different Devices overtime, your Computer could be the next one to receive the Update.
If you don't want to wait then you can do what I did which is grabbing the Windows 10 Update-Assistant. It's a much quicker way of getting the Update. But I'm sure that I heard somewhere that it's not best to force a Windows Update.
I believe Microsoft have now renamed the "May" 1903 update the "June 1903 update.
(Joking)
I just checked for updates and was offered 1903 through WU. Will install later on today.
The 1903 update was offered to my desktop pc yesterday and I installed it. Everything seems to be flawless.
Mark
I got tired of waiting for WU to offer it to me, so last Friday I went to the Download Windows 10 page and ran the Update Assistant from there. Blogged about this yesterday here: Production PC Gets 1903 Upgrade - Windows Enterprise Desktop. Sigh.
--Ed--
well Ed, this recent story from Softpedia news came out:
Windows 10 Version 1903 Available for All Users with a Manual Check for Updates
" Windows 10 Version 1903 Available for All Users with a Manual Check for Updates ".................still not offered by WU !!
How long will it take ..........??
There is a fundamental reason for that- they are quite different.
Win 7 essentially always had the same specification.
Win 10 changes specification when a feature update (build upgrade) is released. That is, people writing code add things and take things away and change things.
If MS doesn't get this right across the majority of PCs, or (regression) test their build thoroughly, there can be problems as we have seen, especially with 1809 which was released, then withdrawn for some weeks.
Of three machines I have on 1809, only one had found the 1903 features update automatically in WU. I've just clicked 'check for updates' on the other two, both now show 1903 as available.
....however, there appears to be a 'minor' bug in the x86 version of 1809 build 17763.529 - can you spot the problem?
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