I would wait for the official release. The preview is still being tested by insiders and MS and they are probably working on a Cumulative Update to fix any last minute bugs and will release it with the official release on April 11.
Jim
I agree. If not a tech savvy then better just wait for all final fixes, for a smooth ride to Creators Update.
The problem is, though, that 90% of the posts on the internet regarding any Windows OS will be the problems so people use that to say, "If not a tech savvy then better just wait for all final fixes..." What they fail to take into account, though, is that it is probably less than 1% of all the total people that have that OS are the ones posting on the internet.
I know that I can't help a lot of people on this forum with their problems because I've got a dozen computers on my home network that are not have any issues at all with Windows 10 - now on 15063.11.
The problem is that the base system they are upgrading from is corrupt. And can therefore not be upgraded properly. People tend to run Windows as Admin and install a bunch of useless software. The end result is that something breaks.
But yes, if something is working great, then there is no point rushing into next upgrade.
Hi there
Why not try it as a VM first - then if it breaks wait until fixes are released.
Not sure what the current "Activation" is if you download it manually - I'd imagine it would be a bit like the Insider program where even if Windows isn't actually activated it works normally until (at least) the next release or longer.
Cheers
jimbo
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I'll leave the upgrade for at least 3 months to digest the problems surely to be reported on the forum.
