Windows 10 October 2018 Update

Microsoft will continue to push people to more recent versions of Windows 10.

These fixes come days after Microsoft released its August "Patch Tuesday" updates.

The May 2019 update is movin' on up.

The year 2017 has come to an end, which means it's time to look forward and predict what the year ahead is going to bring.

AdDuplex's latest report shows the October 2018 Update has only managed to increase its share of Windows 10 PCs by a few more percentage points compared to a month ago.

As the May 2019 Update begins its rollout this week, Microsoft is shipping another batch of cumulative updates for the October 2018 and April 2018 Updates.

A nasty bug that prevented access to some UK government websites has now been patched in Windows 10.

May's "Patch Tuesday" updates were intended to bring better compatibility with some UK government websites, but they have inadvertently broken others in Internet Explorer and Microsoft Edge.

May's monthly batch of "Patch Tuesday" updates for Windows 10 is now available, bringing the usual mashing of bug fixes along with protections against a serious new security flaw in Intel processors.