Microsoft's Windows 10 May 2019 Update is the first major OS update of 2019, and the latest significant OS updated following the Windows 10 October 2018 Update. The update includes many new features, fixes, and enhancements, such as changes and enhancements to the Windows Shell, search and Cortana modifications, tons of settings tweaks, and some new apps.
The latest Windows 10 feature update is almost here. This is our review.
Microsoft's current baseline security policy of requiring password changes every 60 days will be dropped as of the Windows 10 May 2019 Update.
In this guide, we show you the different ways to stop Windows 10 from installing the May 2019 Update (version 1903) automatically while continuing to get vital security and performance fixes.
The May 2019 Update will require a bit more storage than its predecessors, raising the minimum requirement to 32GB.
If you have a USB storage device or an SD card connected to your PC, you won't be able to install the Windows 10 May update. Thankfully, all you need to do is remove the external media for the installation to go through.
In this guide, we'll share the reasons to opt your device out of the Windows Insider Program once the Windows 10 May 2019 Update becomes available, and show you two different ways to perform this task.
In this guide, we'll show you the steps to upgrade your device to the final release of the Windows 10 May 2019 Update before it's officially available to the masses.
Build 18362.30 for Windows 10 known as the "May 2019 Update" is now live for those in the Windows Insider Release Preview program. Users on any other build can simply enroll today to start testing.
Microsoft is preparing to skip right past Windows 10 19H2 testing for Fast ring Insiders as it prepares to move them to testing the 20H1 update.
Another new build is on the way to Windows Insiders, this time hitting both the Fast and Slow rings.
Windows 10 '19H1' will be known officially as the May 2019 Update and should begin rolling out to the public in late May.
Windows 10 19H1, known as the May 2019 Update, will spend over a month in the Release Preview ring before rolling out to the public.
19H1 is the next feature update for Windows 10, set to arrive in Spring 2019! Here are all the changes we know that are coming so far.
Let's go hands-on with the next Windows 10 feature update, known as the May 2019 Update.
Two new feature updates for Windows 10 on desktop and an entirely new version of Windows built from the ground up for light computing are in the cards for 2019.